Consumer protection body in Zhejiang summoned five platforms including Alibaba's Taobao, Pinduoduo and JD.com over live-streaming irregularities during the Singles' Day shopping festival

US chipmaker Intel apologised on Thursday to its Chinese customers, partners and public for telling suppliers not to source products or labour from Xinjiang, saying it had been forced to do so.

The move marks Huayou's second foray into lithium, a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries, in the space of a week

Apple may have to face a vote on the proposal at its annual shareholder meeting next year, barring a deal with the shareholders who made it

The company sold 1.5 billion shares in the deal, its second attempt to list in Hong Kong in a matter of weeks

Eligible Tencent shareholders will be entitled to one share of JD.com for every 21 shares they hold and in total the firm will distribute 457.3 million shares

The advance allocation is aimed to mitigate economic pressure in the first quarter of next year, finance vice-minister Xu Hongcai said

The growth rate of the world's second-largest economy is projected to moderate to 5.1% in 2022, after achieving 8% this year, as predicted, due to a low base

About 13 million people were ordered to stay home in the city of Xi'an, where a strict lockdown and travel controls were imposed on Wednesday to fight a growing Covid-19 outbreak

Chinese property developer said it's likely to default on notes worth $250 million that are due next month, which could trigger payments becoming due on all its public bonds

Authorities have ordered celebrities and live-streamers to report tax-related crimes before 2022, days after China's 'queen of live-streaming' Viya was fined $210 million for tax evasion

China has reported just one Covid-19 fatality this year, retaining a tough line even as many other countries ease restrictions