Xi'an reported 151 domestically transmitted infections with confirmed symptoms for Tuesday, bringing total number of local cases to 1,000 during December 9-28

The national emissions trading scheme, which covers some 2,225 power companies, will be opened to financial institutions as well as emitters in non-ferrous metal and building materials

Hong Kong property agents said buyers turned more cautious after prices hit a new peak, amid concerns that policy measures could be introduced to cool the market

This marks the fifth consecutive year that Beijing has revised its national negative list and pilot free-trade-zone negative list

Customs officials say the ongoing congestion has caused losses of nearly 2 trillion dong ($87.5 million) to export firms so far

Many internet stars are promoting wholesome and educational content after censors scrubbed material promoting lifestyles out of line with the Chinese Communist Party’s values.

China's central bank will issue a first batch of low-cost loans to financial institutions by the end of the month to enable carbon emissions cuts, Xinhua reported on Tuesday, citing PBOC chief Yi Gang.

Short-term money rates eased on Tuesday after China's central bank stepped up liquidity injection to meet higher demand for cash at year-end. The PBOC injected $31.4bn via seven-day reverse repos

China claims the US ignored its obligations under space treaties after the Tiangong space station was forced to take moves to avoid being hit by SpaceX's Starlink satellites in July and October

Shanghai Shimao said it would be difficult to meet its 38 billion yuan ($5.96 billion) full-year sales target, as sales in the first 11 months totalled just 28.2 billion yuan

Chairman Hui Ka Yan vowed on Sunday to deliver 39,000 units of properties in December, but the group looks likely to default on a further $255m of bond payments due today

The Beijing-3 small commercial satellite can take images while rotating at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed allegedly not seen on a satellite before