Stellantis plans to produce dozens of electric models in the coming decade, but its CEO Carlos Tavares has said it could be five or six years before affordable battery EVs are created
Nomura analysts estimate that more than one-fifth of China's total GDP is under lockdown, a figure that exceeds the size of the British economy.
Veteran opposition leader will lead Malaysia's next government with the support of a key bloc of former Barisan Nasional MPs, but the road ahead could be rocky
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
Three state banks said on Wednesday they would provide hundreds of billions of yuan in credit to Vanke, Longfor and other debt-laden developers to support the embattled sector
Internet firms could be hit with fines of up to 5% of annual revenue for unfair practices under amendments proposed on Tuesday to the competition law
Videos showed a protest on Wednesday by hundreds of workers over pay and conditions at the massive Zhengzhou production facility in central China
Swiss global investment bank has cut about 30 staff - 20 of its banking team plus 10 researchers in China, amid the slowdown there and elsewhere around the world, sources have said
The Albanese government says it has done a deal with independent MPs to pass a law shortly that offers tax incentives that will make electric vehicles up to $2,000 cheaper
Chinese regulators likely to fine Ant in the second quarter of next year for 'disorderly expansion of capital', once the fintech giant nears the end of a major two-year-long overhaul, sources say
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