Lee stressed upholding sovereignty and national security in his speech after the vote, which was regarded as a formality

Workers overwhelmed security guards at Taiwan-based Quanta's plant in Shanghai, which employs 40,000 people, some of whom live in dormitories with up to 12 beds to a room

Gross domestic product contracted by 4% in the first quarter. In its most recent forecast in February, the city’s government forecast growth for 2022 of 2%-3.5%

The city has closed gyms and entertainment venues, banned dine-in services at restaurants and shut scores of bus routes and almost 15% of its subway lines

CBRE said a range of investors, from real estate investment trusts to private offices, and a growing volume of private equity funds, are acquiring hotels

“The ambition to militarise Starlink and its barbaric expansion deserve high alert from the international community,” the defence publication's commentary said

Overseas investors extended their selling of Chinese shares into April on mounting worries about prolonged Covid-19 lockdowns and Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Authorities also mandated viewing hours for livestreaming,  saying shows will need to be "forcibly" turned off by 10 p.m. local time for users of their parental control functions

The Chinese telecoms company has been accused by the Enforcement Directorate of making illicit remittances. The Indian agency described its claims of coercion as 'baseless'.

The Chinese capital is seeking to avert the fate of Shanghai, where millions of residents have been locked down for over a month

The move is prompted by defective, unreliable and poorly performing Chinese equipment sold to the armed forces, which include a main battle tank

Spark commodities said that forward curves continue to point to US cargos being sent to Europe rather than Asia for the next 12 months