Consumer inflation accelerated as food prices rose 8.8% on year in September, data from the National Statistics Bureau showed on Friday

Real estate groups are delaying debt restructuring moves until after the party summit, hoping the gathering offers clues on how Beijing plans to stabilise the debt-laden sector

Xi Jinping looks set to stay as leader, but he faces great tests – a sharp economic slowdown, geopolitical tensions with the West, and the need for a swifter shift to renewable energy.

Senator endorses stance of Federal Communications Commission, saying it is necessary to protect US telecommunication networks and security

$44-billion takeover bid hits rocky water. But a lawyer for Musk said Twitter's court filing was a "misdirection" and that: "It is Twitter's executives that are under federal investigation."

Toshiba shares shot up on Thursday after reports of a possible takeover by a group of firms led by Japan Industrial Partners, a domestic private equity group

Experts said the US chip restrictions could lead to its "Sputnik" moment, prompting Chinese chipmakers to try creative engineering solutions and chart their own course

Global financial conditions, reflectling the availability of funding, were at their tightest since 2009 in late September, lifted by surging interest rates, falling equities and a soaring dollar

California-based supplier of chipmaking technology says export restrictions will would result in a net sales loss of $250 million to $550m in the current and next quarters.

Hedge fund billionaire warns that the US Federal Reserve's determination to keep raising interest rates to counter inflation will create real economic pain

Apple and Samsung have vowed to upgrade software for their 5G-enabled phones in India over coming months, despite some compatibility issues.

Defaults among emerging market companies continued to mount in the third quarter, the US investment bank said, due to troubles in Russia as well as China's property sector.