--China's top economic planner outlines the country's stimulus policies

--Over two billion trips were recorded during China's National Day holiday

--China and the EU agree to continue negotiations to resolve disputes over EV tariffs

--China's total box office revenue exceeded 2 billion yuan (approximately $286 million) during the 2024 National Day holiday

--Strong anime culture drives consumption in Chengdu

--A survey by the German Automobile Club (ADAC) finds that 59% of respondents in Germany would consider buying Chinese cars

--Inbound tourism expected to outpace outbound travel during the National Day holiday

--Hang Seng Index records four consecutive weekly gains

--European Commission votes on tariffs on electric vehicles from China amid trade war worries

--High-level opening-up policies transform China-Laos border town

--Stalemate in talks threatens to prolong strike by around 45,000 dockworkers in U.S.

--Young people in China embrace indoor rock climbing during week-long National Day break

--China's marine economy increases in quantity and quality

--Around 50,000 dockworkers from Maine to Texas are on strike in the U.S.

--Over 21 million railway trips expected on the first day of the National Day holiday

--Beijing eases home purchase restrictions following Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Shanghai

--Germany's inflation dips below 2% for the first time since early 2021

--China's manufacturing PMI edged up slightly in September

--Chinese auto giant FAW has become a leader in the country's industrial revitalization

--Immersive theater and short dramas redefining entertainment in a digital age

--China’s stock market extended its rally on Friday morning following the central bank's announcement of cuts to both the bank reserve requirement ratio and the seven-day reverse repo rate.

--China's industrial profits continued to grow in the first eight months of the year, driven by the high-tech sector.

--China's top leadership holds a key meeting to make further arrangements for economic work, saying the fundamentals, resilience and potential of the Chinese economy have not changed.

--Southeast Asian nations are showcasing their best products at the 21st China-ASEAN Expo, concluding its third day, with many eager to impress Chinese consumers through their exhibitions.

--China's outward direct investment continues to rank among the top three countries in the world, maintaining this position for 12 consecutive years.

--The World Meteorological Organization warns that the goals of the Paris Agreement are getting out of reach.