The plight of unpaid contractors has thrown a spotlight on the extensive use of commercial paper in China's property sector. Developers favour it as they prefer to not pay upfront and it doesn't count as interest-bearing debt.

Xpeng Heitech's model will be able to drive on road, allegedly over 600 kilometres (370 miles) on a single charge, but it is not known yet how far they will be able to fly

Liuzhou-based SGMW, GM's venture with partners SAIC Motor and Guangxi Automobile, says it's been developing its own auto computing chips for the past three years

China Minseng is one of 128 banks and 121 other institutions who loaned funds to Evergrande up till last year, so any collapse or sell-off of the company's assets could be felt far and wide

Hengda Real Estate Group, the main arm of Evergrande, sought to suspend trading of its onshore corporate bonds as it battles its liquidity crisis; later, guards took away some protesters demanding the return of their investments at the company's head office

Internet giant says it provides huge benefits for South Koreans through its Play Store, its search engine service, and productivity apps such as Google Docs

China Automotive Engineering Research Institute says it has developed a system to analyse the path of data transmission by using a detection device to monitor uploaded data and data gathered from vehicles

Autonomous driving startup has raised the cash from investors to expand its test fleet and develop technologies including self-driving trucks

China analyst Lu Ting warns of loan and bond defaults, and even stock market chaos, if the property industry plunges into crisis because of Beijing's determination to slash debt levels in the sector

Regulators want Ant's two lenders to operate via a different app, and loan applications to be assessed first by a new firm run by Ant and state entities that will decide on users' credit ratings

The Chinese embassy's suggestion, in a submission to a parliamentary inquiry, comes days after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said Australia must diversify its economy to rely less on China

Country's largest online audio platform will file for an IPO in Hong Kong soon with a plan to list before the end of the year and raise at least $500 million, sources say