China’s Securities Regulatory Commission has proposed changing confidentiality rules involving companies' offshore listings in a bid to end the US delistings standoff

Chinese exports to Russia have been buffeted as the rouble swings in value, clear evidence of the effect Western sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine are having in China

There is speculation that Chinese telecom giant may be invited back to Russia to manage communications infrastructure if Nokia and Ericsson leave the country.

Taiwan has voiced its desire to be a "full member" of the forthcoming Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, part of the US effort to counter Beijing

Employees with the firm, Targeted Victory, worked to undermine TikTok through a nationwide media and lobbying campaign

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation said its capital expenditure in 2022 will be about US$5 billion

Baidu, Futu Holdings, iQiyi and Weibo are among the latest companies named by the SEC as China's regulator says the outcome depends on ''both sides.''

The state-owned oil giant said in a prospectus it plans to sell 2.6 billion shares on April 12 and list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange

China Securities Regulatory Commission said whether Chinese firms listed in US are delisted depends on progress and results of audit and regulatory cooperation.

Tai said Washington's talks with Beijing about its unmet purchase commitments under a Phase 1 trade deal and broader non-market policies had been "unduly difficult"

The fact that the Biden-Xi conversation ended with little more than mutual threats of sanctions should be a wake-up call to foreign businesses operating in China

DJI says claims it is leaking GPS data on Ukrainian military positions to Russia are false, after a German retailer gave that reason for blocking sales of its drones