The US Commerce secretary says Washington needs to bolster its export controls and strengthen supply chains to challenge China’s “economic coercion”

China, which is reeling from punishing US tech sanctions, is exploring using graphene instead of silicon in microchips as it desperately attempts to match its global rivals

China claims nearly all of the South China Sea and the waters have become a flashpoint in the testy relationship between it and the United States

The move is latest step in Washington's crackdown on Chinese tech giants amid fears the firms would spy on Americans for Beijing

Taiwanese tech giant said a "technical error" occurred when hiring new recruits at its huge iPhone factory. The company has now done deals with employees to resolve protests at the plant

CNOOC has hired JPMorgan to advise it on a potential exit from its US shale gas assets, which could raise $2 billion. It is also in talks for the sale of its Gulf of Mexico assets

James Cameron blockbuster is one of the few foreign films to get access to the Chinese market in recent months

Videos showed a protest on Wednesday by hundreds of workers over pay and conditions at the massive Zhengzhou production facility in central China

China's defence minister met his US counterpart on Tuesday to discuss Taiwan, the South China Sea, as well as crises in Ukraine and the Korean peninsula.

Chinese firms raised $71.2 billion, putting them far ahead of the $17.3 billion raised by US companies' listings and European firms' $16.4 billion from IPOs this year

"We cannot give authoritarian regimes any chance to exploit our vulnerabilities and undermine us," NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said

China's military experts said its new longer-range missiles will help defend itself from nuclear blackmail