China's Steel Binge and Purge
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Increased Chinese steel exports give the industry indigestion.
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China is abandoning the Marxist template that has dominated the nationÂs history textbooks since the 1950Âs.
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The ceaseless sound of tapping metal echoes through these muddy, garbage-strewn alleys where thousands of workers in crumbling brick hovels churn out one of Pakistan's most successful exports &#151; surgical instruments.
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By AUDRA ANG  BEIJING - Hundreds of people in northwestern China have been hospitalized with lead poisoning that was likely caused by pollution from a nearby smelter, state media and local officials said Wednesday.
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China's biggest steelmaker and its second biggest bank put the pieces in place for massive flotations.
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Chinaâs military modernization, particularly its drive to develop advanced weaponry, has been raising concerns.
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Chinese media demanded official resignations and repentance on Monday amid popular outrage over the virtual enslavement of workers in scorching brick kilns that reports said had operated with government complicity.
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China has closed almost 13,000 net cafes in a bid to clean up net use in the country.
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China said Friday it had shut down several firms at the heart of food and drug safety scares, its latest move to clean up those industries and salvage its reputation as a reliable exporter.
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Even as it cracks down on product safety and substandard goods, China lashes out at critics of its exports.
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Steel makers' gain is steel users' loss.
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China is cracking down on "vulgar"  entertainment and asked all video and audio producers to check  their inventory for risque material with threats of fines and  other punishment for those who do not weed it out.
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As a bicycle kingdom gearing-up to become an automobile society, China, the world&#39;s third largest car manufacturing base, is facing a serious problem of automobile-related pollution and soaring levels of petrol consumption.
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China's steel imports declined over the first nine months of the year in reaction to higher international prices, while exports soared, state media reported Friday.
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Enslaved by a rising demand for energy, China is struggling to rid itself of thousands of small and deadly mines that make its coal industry the most dangerous in the world.
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According to reports from a government Internet watchdog, China has shut down about 1,287 websites that cater to harmful content - pornography, religious cults, gambling and superstition.
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China has punished 198 people for criminal violations and another 196 for breaking political disciplines in response to last year's fatal coal mining accidents. There were 476 lives lost in Chinese coal mining accidents in 2006 alone.