A flurry of asset sales and share placings, including some from Evergrande, has sparked hopes this week that the sector will be able to avoid a full-blown crisis

US intelligence agencies came across suspicious construction activity at a port near Abu Dhabi, the capital of one of the US's closest allies in the Middle East, earlier this year

Companies involved in the cases would be fined $78,000 each under China's 2008 Anti-Monopoly Law, the market regulator said

Cash-strapped developers move cautiously on land buying after tighter regulatory curbs on fresh borrowing

People will be able to cross from Hong Kong to mainland China in early December, but the initial quota will be limited to just a few hundred a day, the South China Morning Post said on Friday

International Monetary Fund urges Beijing to adjust its fiscal policy to "neutral" from "contractionary" amid concern its recovery is "unbalanced" and momentum slowing

Funds with large holdings of Chinese real estate companies have been hit hard by the crisis spurred by Evergrande and debt-laden developers

Influential e-commerce livestream stars Li Jiaqi and Huang Wei (“Viya”) suspend dealings with French cosmetics giant over a dispute about prices during Singles’ Day shopping season

Evergrande debt troubles rattled markets and left many of its investors, creditors and suppliers in financial chaos. Now, under pressure...

Allianz said its Chinese business won regulatory approval to become the first wholly foreign-owned life insurer in China created from a joint venture

Acting Health Minister Jens Spahn said his country was too dependent on imports from China in areas such as face masks and medical precursors, and needs to diversify its imports

Ma was sentenced for manipulating the stock market, violating or failing to disclose important information and offering bribes, state news agency Xinhua reported