BEIJING (Reuters) -Joblessness among youth in Chinese cities rose a second month in February, tracking the nation's jobless ...

BEIJING--Rising unemployment in China is pushing millions of college graduates into a tough bargain, with some forced to accept low-paying work or even subsist on their parents’ pensions ...

January and February data out of China hae beat expectations and real GDP growth is tracking slightly over 5%, according to ...

Youth joblessness in Chinese cities increased in February, with the national jobless rate hitting a two-year high. The urban ...

China will allocate about 66.74 billion yuan ($9.22 billion) in employment subsidies as part of efforts to support local governments in assisting businesses to create more jobs, an official of the ...

Data released on Tuesday showed retail sales rose 4 per cent in the January-February period, better than a 3.7 per cent rise in December.

Officials look to revive confidence in world’s second-largest economy, which has been beset by persistent property sector woes.

China has set an economic growth target for this year of "around 5%" and pledged to pump billions of dollars into its ailing economy, which is now facing a trade war with the US.

Joblessness among youth in Chinese cities rose a second month in February, tracking the nation’s jobless rate which reached a ...