The share plunge of Adani listed companies topped $100 billion on Thursday after the group canned its $2.5-billion share sale – a move that raised more questions over the group's status and dealings

Local government bodies accumulated an estimated $18 trillion of debt last year, according to CNN, which said the problem is so bad some cities have cut basic services and are at risk of default

Two Chinese ministries say they are considering restricting exports of three technologies in the booming solar energy sector – wafers, black silicon, and ingot casting

The laid-off workers were identified as 'poor performers' just two months after the US chip sanctions on China hit YMTC, SCMP said

TikTok says its CEO Shou Zi Chew will testify before the US Energy and Commerce Committee on March 23. The company denies sharing user data with China's Communist Party.

Economists wary about figures for January, saying strong holiday consumption has flattered the PMI report and that export orders have got worse

US officials are now blocking 4G items, Wifi 6 and 7, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing and cloud items from being shipped to Huawei; China says this is a serious concern

The government will work to relieve debt strain on power plants to make them fully functional in preparation for expected record consumption this year.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com will discontinue all services in Thailand and Indonesia in March. The Thai platform is reported to have suffered rising losses

Deal would see Renault cut its stake in Nissan to 15% and transfer its remaining 28% stake to a French trust. Renault would then order the trustee to sell those shares, currently worth $4.1 billion

Shares of Adani Transmission and Adani Total Gas plunged by 20% on Monday, while Adani Green Energy sank by 16%. That has put a dark cloud over the group's share offer

US President Joe Biden ordered a two-year extension on Thursday of a programme that allows Hong Kong residents in the United States to stay beyond the expiry of their visas