Chinese authorities are investigating the chaotic stampede for short-term funds in the country's money markets last week, which stems from the jumble of problems that Beijing is battling

Several large international firms are looking at ‘near-shoring’ or ‘friend-shoring’ their supply lines, with many citing China risks as a major factor

Patent applications filed by Chinese companies have surged in the last five years since the US began its tech curbs campaign

China has been lowering trade barriers since Albanese took power last year and began moves to stabilize relations with his country's biggest trading partner

Nio has announced plans to cut its workforce by 10% as buyers shun pure electrics for more economical plug-in hybrids

The foray by Ant into financial AI is notable as the company founded by billionaire Jack Ma is China's biggest fintech firm

The ban follows the anti-graft agency uncovering cases of officials providing benefits to groups they invested in via private-equity funds, according to state media

Foreign firms are said to have pulled $160 billion out of the country over the past year and a half, with companies drawn to higher interest rates and more appealing investment destinations

Some new local government debt quotas for 2024 have been issued in advance to reasonably ensure local financing needs, China's newly appointed finance chief said

The carmaker has said it is still looking for the right location and would make an announcement at the end of the year

China is changing its approach to AI amid a slowdown and debt crisis in its real estate sector — which has accounted for nearly a quarter of the country’s economic output

Beijing’s top anti-graft body said it was investigating Zhang Hongli, the former VP of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China – the world’s biggest bank by assets