The China Securities Regulatory Commission reportedly met legal chiefs and told them to avoid downbeat descriptions of the country’s business environment

Foreign industry executives and lobbyists say the incentives many local governments offer are far less attractive than they were a decade ago

"Security concerns with respect to Chinese investments in India" led officials to decline the EV-maker's proposal, a report by the Economic Times said

Officials in Tokyo fear retaliation from China over its move to restrict sales of advanced microchips, so coordination of moves is still being discussed with Washington

Cambodian PM Hun Sen, who has held power for 38 years, is expected to hand power to his eldest son Hun Manet at some point in coming months

Move by one of China's biggest developers to refinance part of a 2019 loan sent its shares down over 5% and left its bonds near record lows, as it faces more repayments this year

The country has been reeling from a series of extreme weather events since April with severe storms now set to sweep across some regions

Severe impacts from widespread conflict in Myanmar has led to the shutdown of three Chinese LNG power plants near Kyaukphyu port in Rakhine state, a new report says

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

Beijing says foreign minister Qin Gang is absent for undisclosed health reasons but the mystery threatens to unsettle efforts to rebuild relations with the West

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