Sources said Shein founder Xu was eyeing Singapore citizenship partly to bypass China's new and tougher rules on overseas listings, as it could ease the path to an offshore IPO

China's 2021 fiscal revenues rose 10.7% to 20.25 trillion yuan ($3.2tn). Vice Finance Minister Xu Hongcai said greater tax and fee cuts would be unveiled in 2022 to relieve pressure on economy

Australian PM Scott Morrison has been blocked from his WeChat account. Tencent said it may be 'a dispute over account ownership' while colleagues say it is 'foreign interference'

Singapore's Temasek Holdings has agreed to buy Element Materials Technology for about $7 billion, as it sees a chance to boost growth at the testing and inspection services provider, sources say

Food delivery firm Swiggy doubled its valuation to $10.7 billion in its latest funding round led by Invesco, as competition intensifies in India's delivery sector

Domestic and global fund managers are eyeing a buy-up of dollar bonds issued by Chinese developers that were beaten down by Beijing's campaign to cut debt in the sector

Flare-ups persist ahead of the Winter Olympics in Beijing in two weeks. Officials in four provinces have found infections linked to clusters in the capital, it was revealed on Monday

China's Zijin Mining Group said on Monday it had launched its first lithium exploration project via a joint venture with Democratic Republic of Congo-owned firm Cominiere

China's real estate sector will likely see "significant easing" in the policies that govern it, BNP Paribas Asset Management said, months after starting to build a long position in the sector's debt.

Developer said on Sunday it would appoint two new board members, including Liang Senlin, chairman of China Cinda (HK) Holdings, a unit of one of the country's four state asset managers

Green hydrogen will be a key facet of the huge transformation of global energy consumption because of global warming. Over 30 countries and regions have export and import strategies, renewables agency says

CCTV documentary alleged private companies made “unreasonably high payments” to the brother of former CCP head in Hangzhou in return for policy incentives and support in buying real estate