Hackers working for China's People's Liberation Army have resumed cyber-attacks on the United State's corporate as well as government agencies, private cyber security firm Mandiant Corp discovered.

The Chinese regime has banned the use of military number plates on luxury vehicles as part of President Xi Jinping's fight against corruption.

Cupertino, Calif.-based tech giant Apple is once again in the bad books of Chinese, after being accused by The People's Daily of hosting pornographic content on its app store.

The People's Daily, a mouthpiece of China's Communist Party, also alleged that Apple is `self-praising,' and doesn't pay any heed to customers' complaints.

A group of five people have been arrested in China after they tried to exchange fake Apple iPhone parts with real ones.

The five people were taken into police custody after they submitted 121 fake iPhone parts at Apple's showroom in the Chinese city of Wenzhou, claiming that the parts were damaged and required replacing.

Wind power in China surpassed nuclear power in 2012 to become the country's third-biggest energy source; and the world's most-populous country is now aiming to generate 16 per cent of its primary electrical power from renewable sources by the year 2020.

U. S. National Security Adviser Tom Donilon on Monday publicly demanded China to stop cyber espionage against American companies.

Mr. Donilon alleged that the cyber attacks against American companies to steal their intellectual properties and trade secrets are being launched from the China's territory.

The Chinese government plan to impose charge 20 per cent tax on profits from sales of homes will not be able to help the government much in controlling soaring property prices, according to State Counselor Li Qingyun.