China's State Council ordered Guangdong officials to get the insurance giant to 'rescue' the nation's biggest private developer, sources say, but the company denies wanting to take it over

Chen Shaoji, the founder of DouYu game-streaming site, was taken away by authorities several weeks ago, company sources told a state news outlet

Advances in solar technology and a dramatic fall in prices mean it is economically viable for millions of Europeans in single homes to abandon the electrical grid in coming decades, a new study says

Chinese authorities are investigating the chaotic stampede for short-term funds in the country's money markets last week, which stems from the jumble of problems that Beijing is battling

China has been lowering trade barriers since Albanese took power last year and began moves to stabilize relations with his country's biggest trading partner

The ban follows the anti-graft agency uncovering cases of officials providing benefits to groups they invested in via private-equity funds, according to state media

Foreign firms are said to have pulled $160 billion out of the country over the past year and a half, with companies drawn to higher interest rates and more appealing investment destinations

Regulators like the SEC and Commodity Futures Trading Commission have targeted the crypto sector amid concerns of rampant fraud, and use of digital assets for money laundering and funding of terrorism

Talks on Monday are part of a US move to better understand China's outlook and head off a potential three-way arms race between Washington, Beijing and Moscow, US officials say

Minister tells Micron CEO Beijing would be happy for the company to expand its operations in China, months after saying the memory chipmaker failed a security review; the news comes amid a thaw in Sino-US ties

Chinese officials got access to TikTok's most secret internal documents, according to a new report, but the popular app's biggest headache is now in Southeast Asia

The US Treasury has imposed sanctions on Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise, the ruling junta's main source of foreign revenue, in a bid to stop the military's deadly attacks on civilians