The People's Bank of China sets up a new department to oversee exchange rate policy; The State Council approves of a Walt Disney theme park in Shanghai; China begins a five-year anti-dumping tariff on imports of adipic acid.

SAFE may expand QDII program quotas this year; China's top three airlines book 3Q profit growth; Beijing university student fourth A/H1N1 death in China.

The PBOC drains more than 160 billion yuan worth of liquidity after this week's open market operations; Analysts say that the government is expected to raise the price of refined oil by 400 to 500 yuan a ton in late October; China officially launches a plan to divert the Yellow River to alleviate acute water shortages.

Chongqing's intermediate courts began hearing the cases of the city's Mafia-style gangs; New yuan loans from China's big four state-owned banks new yuan down 70 percent from over the first six months; Passenger vehicle sales in China hit 1.02 million units in September, the first month the industry reported sales of over a million.

New Voluntary Organ Donor System Established, Property Hoarders Given Deadline, China's Planners Keep a Lid on Inflation