In a question and answer posted on its official WeChat account, the Shanghai government said the city's epidemic was showing a "positive trend"

Shifting its stance would allow the bank to more risk appetite and become more of a "first mover" in terms of investments in the developing world, the official said

The additions come as China’s securities watchdog said it has been in regular talks with US regulators over the ongoing Chinese stocks delisting audit stand-off and expects a deal soon.

The London-listed company is in joint talks with Chinese state-run oil companies CNOOC, CNPC and Sinopec over its 27.5% holding

Musk said he has lined up $46.5 billion in debt and equity financing to buy Twitter and was considering taking his offer directly to shareholders.

Ghosn was arrested in Japan but fled the country hidden in a musical instrument box. Two people were convicted of aiding his escape

Xiaohongshu, which is backed by Tencent, Alibaba and Singapore's Temasek, joins other internet firms cutting staff numbers despite $500m funding round last year

The order will not apply to companies with approved foreign investments, firms in special economic zones, UN agencies, embassies, INGOs and state airlines

The world's largest listed miner warned June-quarter production of the steel-making commodity is also expected to be impacted by lingering worker absenteeism

Employees can contribute up to 12,000 yuan per year under the new scheme, compared with a fixed payment under the state pension plan

The company launched its DiDi Food services in April 2020 in Osaka and later expanded to nine prefectures, according to its website

In 2021, China implemented legislation requiring international and domestic companies to re-evaluate how they handle Chinese personal data