Half of the American Chamber of Commerce's members are considering leaving Hong Kong on personal grounds, according to a recently published survey

Cloud servers are viewed as ripe for hackers to launch cyber attacks because they can conceal the origin of the attack and offer access to a vast array of client networks

Legislation introduced in the U.S. Senate on Friday would force defense contractors to stop buying rare earths from China by 2026.

China will release crude from its strategic oil stockpiles around the lunar new year in February as part of a plan urged by the US with other major consumers to cut fuel prices, sources say

A highlight is that project units will no longer be required to provide duplicate documents that can be obtained by mutual recognition

Chamber says the US needs to have a cohesive strategy about confronting China on regulatory practices and rights abuses, but also incorporating elements to encourage trade

Police in Shenzhen's Futian district discovered 19 "vulnerabilities" in Walmart's network system in late November and accused it of being slow to fix the loopholes

Founding partner JP Gan said the fundraising success was a recognition of the firm's ability to nurture fast-growing companies in China

The US needs to make clear that it's deeply engaged diplomatically, militarily, comprehensively, strategically, said Indo-Pacific coordinator Kurt Campbell

Penalties applied after authorities were "preliminarily determining that there was dumping of imported polyphenylene ether"

US exporters in some recent years have sold in excess of 3 million tonnes of soybeans to China in the second half of the marketing year

US company says Chinese consumers failed to find products from region because app does not support placename searches for products