Cultural relic sites damaged in Lushan quake2013-04-28
The 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Lushan County in southwest China's Sichuan Province on April 20 damaged 196 areas that contain cultural relics, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage said Sunday.

Sichuan tourism hit hard by quake2013-04-27
Popular tourist attractions in the province, including Jiuzhaigou, Emei Mountain, Qingcheng Mountain, Dujiangyan and Hailuogou, were mostly spared by the Lushan earthquake on April 20, which killed nearly 200 people, but the number of tourists at those sites has dropped significantly. Many of the scenic spots have cut ticket prices to attract visitors.

Lushan quake to have limited impact on China economy2013-04-26
The recent deadly earthquake in China's Southwest Sichuan province will only have a limited, regional impact on the Chinese economy, said a number of economists and analysts.

Quake's impact spills over into tea production2013-04-26
Saturday's earthquake and subsequent aftershocks in Sichuan province have paralyzed tea production on a mountain famous for supplying China's imperial families for more than 1000 years.

$23 million quake insurance bill2013-04-25
China's insurance companies are expected to pay 142 million yuan($23 million)in compensation to the Ya'an region in Sichuan province, said the China Insurance Regulatory Commission on Wednesday.

Quake hardly jolts China's economy2013-04-24
A strong quake has again brought huge losses to Southeast China's Sichuan province, but the disaster is unlikely to undermine the economy in any great deal due to its scale, analysts said.

Ya'an earthquake's impact seen limited2013-04-24
The Ya'an earthquake in southwest Sichuan Province may cause a direct economic loss of more than 10 billion yuan(US$1.6 billion), economists estimated yesterday, four days after the deadly natural disaster.

Analysts see limited fallout of Sichuan quake on economy2013-04-23
The damage from the devastating earthquake that struck Lushan county in southwest China's Sichuan province on Saturday will not have a significant impact on the Chinese economy compared to the infamous 2008 Sichuan earthquake, according to Chinese economists and analysts.

Stock markets unshaken despite Sichuan events2013-04-23
Had Sichuan province been a country in its own right, its economy might now be facing devastation for the second time in a handful of years, after the 7-magnitude quake in Ya'an over the weekend.

No new stimulus needed as economy remains stable2013-04-23
Experts on Monday ruled out the need for any extra economic stimulus, in the wake of Saturday's earthquake that struck Ya'an, Sichuan province, insisting the effects of the disaster will be "regional and temporary", in monetary terms.

Quake economic loss put at 10b yuan2013-04-23
The earthquake that hit China's southwest Sichuan Province on Saturday may cause direct economic losses of more than 10 billion yuan(US$1.6 billion), economists estimate.

Chinese shares dip as quake impact weighs2013-04-22
Chinese shares closed lower on Monday as Saturday's quake in southwest China's Sichuan Province weighed on the markets.

Ya'an tea industry hit by quake2013-04-22
The tea industry, one of the pillars of the local economy in Ya'an city in Southwest China's Sichuan province that was hit by a 7-magnitude earthquake on Saturday, was seriously affected by the disaster, farmers and companies said.

Market unlikely to be affected2013-04-22
The stock market is not likely to slump on Monday because of Saturday's magnitude-7 earthquake in Ya'an, Sichuan province, experts say.