Shenzhen's 'unusual' support for handset maker may stem from the firm being a big revenue stream at a time when property revenue has slumped dramatically

Regulators at the Ministry of Finance have offered verbal advice to big state-owned financial institutions to ditch the 'Big Four' auditor since at least April, sources say

The Nikkei in Japan suffers its biggest ever one-day loss, plummeting by a whopping 13%, while Taiwanese and Korean shares both sank by more than 8%.

The impacts of China's downturn – caused by a protracted property slump, huge local government debt, job insecurity, geopolitical tensions and other issues – are being widely felt across borders

There is speculation the US carmaker will seek to sell insurance policies in China, after it registered an insurance brokerage in Beijing on Tuesday

China's household spending is less than 40% of GDP, 20 points below the global average; to revive consumption to its pre-pandemic level would require $400 billion to $1 trillion in spending

Southeast Asia attracted more foreign investment than China in 2023 for the first time in a decade as investors sought to create 'China+1' supply chains and benefits under the RCEP trade deal

Over 10 million Thais apply to join contentious 'digital wallet' scheme, causing the public registration system to overload on Thursday

Allocations to Japan rose to four-year highs by the end of July, Goldman Sachs said, while the retreat from China shows deep concerns about its economy

A private-sector survey of 650 private and state manufacturers on Thursday found operating conditions in the sector sank for the first time in nine months as new orders fell

Private capital fundraising focused on China sank to a new low of $3.4 billion in the second quarter, according to a new report

Large mob of sellers rally outside Temu's headquarters in Guangzhou over the online retailer's penalty policy, which sellers have described as outrageously tough