Wang Weibao, who was indicted by the US this week for stealing sensitive technology, stole “the entirety of Apple’s 'autonomous' source code”

A $2.6 billion share sale, if approved by China’s securities watchdog, would follow a capital raising rush by Chinese chipmakers in the face of US sanctions

Global temperatures are likely to be 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels at least once over the next five years, the WMO says, and an El Niño weather pattern looks likely to occur late this year

The Beijing arm of China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Bureau said they could not allow anyone to "wantonly slander the glorious image of the PLA"

Sluggish demand and shrinking land banks are hampering plans of developers restructuring after defaulting on their debts; some wonder if they will face a second round of restructuring

The Cyberspace Administration of China said it had wiped 107,000 accounts belonging to counterfeit news outlets and 835,000 items of fake news

The Chinese currency was flailing after poor data showed its economy’s recovery is running out of steam, dragging other currencies down with it

The indictment was part of five cases centred on allegations concerning the theft of trade secrets and other technology, of which two others relate to China

OpenAI chief executive Samuel Altman urges Congress to draw up rules and guidelines, saying he fears that artificial intelligence could cause significant harm to society and the world

Analysts say foreign demand for expert advice on business in China will continue to grow, although due diligence firms are likely to be more cautious after Beijing's data security crackdown

Futu Holdings and UP Fintech Holding will remove their apps in mainland China this week amid Beijing's intense focus on data security and limiting capital outflows.

The move by Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway was revealed in 13-F filings, which showed several other big funds had poured in millions in the Taiwanese chipmaker