China's grossly indebted property developer has reportedly won a reprieve with at least one creditor agreeing to extend payment deadlines for its bonds
Chinese President's regulatory crackdown aims to counter wealth inequality, but it has also created unpredictability and risk for investors in the country's equity markets
New Delhi has come up with a new package of grants and cashback offers for its car-making industry in a bid to cut its high levels of pollution and meet emissions targets
The US firm’s acquisition heats up the buy now, pay later race in a country where more than two-thirds of all transactions are still paid for in cash
The world's largest automaker is accelerating its plans to deliver its first all-electric line-up next year – and is also leading the way in solid-state battery development
The South Korean auto giant – which also includes Kia under its wing – says it will offer hydrogen fuel-cell versions of all its trucks, vans and buses by 2028
Fresh downgrades have been issued for the Chinese property giant, which has been scrambling to raise funds to pay lenders and suppliers, sparking concerns of a debt crisis that could send shockwaves through the country’s banking system
Japan's Honda sold 38% fewer vehicles from a year earlier in the world’s biggest car market. It blamed the Covid pandemic and component shortages.
Telecom firm’s CEO adamant they can recover after the fallout from Sweden’s Huawei ban put them in Beijing’s crosshairs
Semiconductor giant’s huge investment a sign of Beijing’s efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign producers
Li Shufu is a visionary billionaire who has risen from humble beginnings, after realising that what he needed most was the credibility of an established carmaker like Volvo; but how he won over backers is still a mystery
Beijing’s administrators have long felt frustrated by capitalist excesses as the communist state sought to tread a delicate path between prosperity and fairness – but this year their patience snapped and the lawmakers made their move