From a lower growth target to bigger bets on technology and consumption, China’s Two Sessions open with a sober assessment of economic challenges and a recalibration of policy priorities.

Chief Executive John Lee attends the opening of the fourth session of the 14th National People's Congress in Beijing, in his ...

China has set an economic growth target of 4.5% to 5% for this year, a slight decrease in the face of a prolonged property ...

China set its lowest annual growth target in decades on Thursday, at 4.5-5 percent, as the government outlined plans to ...

National Park College's Board of Trustees approved a modest tuition increase and several policy changes at its Feb. 25 meeting aimed at keeping the college financially stable, expanding hiring ...

China set its lowest economic growth target in decades on Thursday, announcing it would aim for 4.5-5% expansion in 2026 as the world’s second-largest economy grapples with weak domestic demand and an ...

China set its lowest economic growth target in decades on Thursday, announcing it would aim for 4.5-5% expansion in 2026 as ...

Thanks to the destructive tendencies of its NPC allies, World of Warcraft players might prefer to play the long-running MMO ...

China will strengthen original innovation and intensify efforts to achieve breakthroughs in key core technologies during the ...

Annual political gathering kicks off this week in Beijing with the economy, technology and the military high on the agenda ...

High on their agenda will be the finalizing of the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30). China's five-year plans stand out for the structured breadth of input that precedes their adoption.

China’s ceremonial parliament meets in Beijing this week as leaders use the event to set policy and economic goals.