Beijing's move to slash massive debts in the real estate sector is neutralizing growth prospects, as debt strains from developers and local governments spread across the economy

Analysts say the country's sputtering economic recovery has weighed on the social media and gaming giant's recovery

Intel's proposed merger appears to be a victim of the US-China 'chip war', as it is one of several deals that Chinese regulators have failed to endorse

Chinese lawyers have heeded calls from local regulators to tone down the wording of business risks in documents for offshore listings, but some say the move could spur questions by the US regulator

The PBOC's unexpected move on Tuesday comes as data for July showed weak retail sales and industrial growth. Analysts say more support is urgently needed to avoid a 'downward spiral'

Fears that China's economic downturn will hit the financial sector have risen after Zhongrong International Trust missed payments of $19.3 million last week

Sources say SoftBank Group is in talks with Vision Fund 1 to buy the 25% stake in Arm it does not directly own as it gets ready for the chip designer's Nasdaq IPO

The Bank of Japan has stuck to its ultra-loose monetary policy as global central banks have hiked interest rates, making returns in other countries look more attractive

Shares of China's biggest private developer tumble by 18% on Monday after trading was suspended in 11 onshore bonds issued by the group

Chinese banks extended 346 billion yuan (nearly $48bn) of new loans in July, far short of forecasts, while floods have damaged crops in a key grain belt

Latest remarks by Biden could irk Beijing, although the US leader noted that he did not want to hurt China, just wanted a rational relationship with its leaders

Beijing "resolutely opposes" the US restrictions, after the Biden administration explains the 'narrow subsets' of its move and likely outcomes for various sectors in 2024, when the new rules will start