China has not adopted rules of the World Trade Organization despite 20 years of membership, the US Trade Rep said in a report Wednesday, noting its 'long history' of disregarding WTO rules
Tax officials looked at financial documents, account books and company records, Indian businesses and overseas transactions, news media said, and some records were also seized
Travel giant will allow staff to work away from the office for two days a week - the first large tech company in China to allow such a policy. Boss James Liang said it will be good for morale
Tech company Sea, which is backed by China's Tencent, has apologised to users in India after its Free Fire game was among dozens of apps hit with a ban because of data security concerns
Volkswagen's Audi and its Chinese state-owned partner FAW Group have won approval to start building their $3.3bn EV plant in Changchun city in the northeast in April.
A Zhenro Sept 2024 exchange-traded bond slumped more than 25%, triggering a trading suspension, while onshore bonds issued by units of Logan, R&F, Shimao and Ronshine also fell
China's central bank injected funds through MLF loans into the financial system on Tuesday, while keeping the interest rate unchanged.
Some 1.15 trillion computer chips were sold, with 34% growth in auto-grade chips that can withstand heat and other challenges. Industry body expects 8.8% growth in 2022
The former head of India's largest stock exchange shared confidential information with a yogi and sought his advice on crucial decisions, a probe by the market regulator SEBI has found
Smart charging software allows EV owners to plug in anytime for cheap off-peak hour rates. This eases strain on the power grid and saves drivers money
At least six Chinese companies have filed for New York listings in recent weeks after a clampdown last year by regulators in China, but they are for small IPOs from $1 million to $35 million in size
Group plans to hold an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on March 24, when it will seek initial approval to hive off its devices business