Tuesday, 8th, 2024 | 10:12PM Updated
A bus driver went out of his way to save a woman from committing suicide. The driver stopped the bus when he saw the woman attempting to jump over the bridge in Nanjing, China.
Contract manufacturing factories in China have taken a hit, as they have lost a significant portion of their business to independent design houses. From 2013 to 2014, there has been a 21.9 percent decrease in output shipped overseas.
Xie Zuoshi, a Chinese economist, has suggested that China should promote polyandry in order to solve the lack of women in China. He also suggests legalizing gay marriage and prostitution.
A mysterious space junk called 'WFT' is on its way to collide with Earth but experts have no idea what it is and how it was propelled into trajectory towards us. The unidentified object WTF1190F, measuring 2 meter long, is set to smash into the Indian Ocean on 13 November.
Despite the discovery of artemisinin winning China its first Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, the drug has not led to significant profits for Chinese pharmaceutical companies. There is only one company that is allowed to export artemisinin drugs from China to the international market.
China is exploring the possibility of joining the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), a spokesman for the multilateral lender said on Monday, Oct. 26, the Global Times reported.
Wildlife researchers are lamenting the gradual decline of lions in Africa, fearing they are sliding towards extinction in an event that has gotten conservationists worried that total loss of lions would endanger the ecosystem and cause a change in the food chain.
A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday has blamed the problems of non-fertilization of ecosystems around the world on the absence of large sea and land mammals whose poops had been enriching soils and waters before their gradual extinctions.
Researchers on Monday published a report in the journal Nature Climate Change revealing that parts of the Persian Gulf might get too hot as to be unlivable by the turn of the century, unless of course carbon dioxide emissions are reduced as soon as possible.
A study published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Science by climate scientists suggests that the only way to tackle climate change and deal with the burden of emission sharing is for a major country or economy to take the lead, an action that will cause others to follow suit.
The New York government is slamming the trio of Verizon, Time Warner Cable, and Cablevision for customers' claims that they are being ripped off over slow internet connections; and the three biggest internet providers have been given till November 8 to respond to government queries.
New findings reveal that bacteria from Earth are transported via spacecraft or human bodies where they are often detected at the ISS, potentially making astronauts sick.
New findings reveal how West, Central and Eastern lion populations will be cut in half in the next two decades based on surveys.
A new study by the United Nations' World Health Organization (WHO) discovered that processed meats such as hot dogs, bacon, and sausage cause cancer, while red meat also likely does. It is one of the biggest challenges to the global meat industry, and negative reactions in the United States are predicted among meat companies, some scientists, and fans of bacon double cheeseburgers.
A new study reveals how large land and sea mammals that went extinct from the last Ice Age, helped in fertilizing the Earth with their giant poop.
A "Golden Bridge of Silk Road" structure has been erected in Beijing's Olympic Park.