Over a dozen state agencies said regions would be urged to increase annual car purchase quotas and efforts made to support sales of second-hand vehicles

Wanda Group must pay a $400m bond on Monday, then a further $488m on the 29th, and a $600m bond in January. It's debt crisis has sparked fears more real estate giants could tumble

Indians are questioning the government's disaster management and slack response to global warming after monsoon rains wreaked havoc, and damage of $2 billion, in the country's north

Ambassador Xie Feng told the Aspen Security Forum that China did not want a trade or tech war but would definitely respond if the United States imposes more restrictions on its chip sector

Chinese carmakers' exports of passenger cars to Russia in January-May 2023 rose over five-fold year-on-year to almost $3.6 billion, according to Chinese customs statistics

Only four of 87 mines sold to companies over the past three years are operating. The rest have yet to get funding, as banks prefer renewable projects, partly because of coal's decreasing viability

Thailand's top court suspended Pita Limjaroenrat, leader of the election-winning Move Forward Party, on Wednesday in further blow to his party's chance of taking office

Temu said on Wednesday it has been the target of "unlawful exclusionary tactics" since its launch in the US, which forced it to take legal measures to defend its rights due to "attacks" from Shein

Goldman Sachs analysts project a 15% 12-month return for the CSI300, which is now down 0.5% for the year, in stark contrast to the 16% rise in world stocks.

The outlook for China's luxury goods sector could face a serious challenge from the government's push for 'common prosperity' and Beijing's bid to root out lavish lifestyles of the elite

CITIC's Hong Kong platform is expected to demand its investment bankers move to the mainland with their pay lowered to local levels or face the prospect of losing their jobs, sources say

Prospects for this year are unclear; even steady growth of 3-4% a year must seem small for a country that averaged around 7% last decade, and more than 10% in the 2000s