City awards $191-million contract to build quarantine centre on Fuxing Island, in the Huangpu River, while officials in Beijing step up checks and lock down compounds as cases rise

Chinese people's 'sense of security' has risen to 98.6%, an 11% rise since 2012, vice-minister of public security Xu Ganlu said

Tesla posted record delivery figures of 343,830 vehicles in the third quarter, up from 254,695 delivered in Q2. But its shares fell as its revenue was slightly below expectations

China defended its foreign policy stance on Thursday as its diplomats are embroiled a drama that saw a Hong Kong protester assaulted after being dragged into its consulate in Manchester.

The two countries are considering using US tech to produce weapons in Taiwan, or producing the weapons in the United States using Taiwanese parts

Carmakers in China delivered a million cars to dealers in the first nine months of this year – a record number, but a local brokerage said the market looks set to slow in 2023 as demand is softening

Falling prices and cooling demand in China, because of the prolonged crisis in its property sector, caused Rio to more than halve its interim dividend payout in July

The US-China trade conflict and the escalation of cross-Strait tensions have brought serious challenges, TSMC chairman Mark Liu says

The share of defective micro-circuits and components in deliveries to Russian companies from China has increased from 2% to 40% since the invasion in Ukraine, a local report says

ASML reports better-than-expected third quarter sales, says group is unable to keep up with demand, with orders of more than $29.4 billion from Asia and the US's biggest chipmakers

Hong Kong's new leader says he has prioritised improving the city's competitiveness and attracting highly skilled workers after the departure of 200,000 expatriates and locals in recent years.

The UK said it was taking "decisive steps” to thwart the People's Liberation Army after more than 30 ex-pilots had reportedly accepted job offers