China is allowing Apple supplier Foxconn's Shenzhen operations and construction sites in Shanghai to resume work on condition that employees live and work in a bubble to fight Covid-19

Queues of container ships building up at major Chinese ports as Covid outbreaks in manufacturing export hubs threaten to unleash a fresh wave of global supply-chain shocks

The Southeast Asian country's industrial production is heavily reliant on Chinese materials and equipment and its giant neighbour is Vietnam's largest trading partner

Fitch Bohua said NEVs were indispensable if China is to achieve peak carbon emissions before 2030 and “carbon neutrality” before 2060

The company, formerly known as Daimler, said Japanese battery maker Envision AESC would supply battery modules for US-made EVs by the middle of the decade

Both Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures benchmarks settled below $100 per barrel for the first time since late February

The Australian biotechnology company and its peers have been fighting a ruling that banned Mexican citizens from entering the US to donate plasma.

Tens of millions of citizens are locked down in cities in the north and south of China, raising concern over the cost of the 'zero Covid' policy, which many say is expensive and disruptive

China stocks slumped to 21-month lows, while mainland firms listed in Hong Kong sank to levels not seen since 2008.

A total of 3,507 domestically transmitted cases with confirmed symptoms were reported on Monday across more than a dozen provinces and municipalities

Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn said its Shenzhen operations would be suspended till further notice, while automakers Toyota and Volkswagen have also suspended some operations in Changchun

The rapid spread of Covid is heightening investors' worries over slowing growth. The blue-chip CSI300 index fell 3.1%, and Shanghai Composite dropped 2.6%, its biggest daily fall since July 2020