(AF) Contagion from the Evergrande crisis has spread to riskier Asian dollar-denominated bonds, sending yields soaring to 12% from...

Canberra has warned Beijing that it needs to reopen dialogue between the two countries and resolve their ongoing trade disputes if it’s to be welcomed into the CPTPP

AI digital imaging technology firm’s cash boost a sign of how Beijing is focused on pushing the development of its domestic chip sector

A Tianjin company that makes animal vaccines and another that builds robots are two firms that have received tax breaks and loans under a state policy to modernise China's vast factory sector and advance its tech expertise

While the Chinese leader's coal statement was welcomed, critics say China has over half the world’s coal plants and that Xi failed to reveal if Beijing will stop projects already begun or approved.

China wants to show it can manage financial crises prudently without damaging fundamental trust in its governance or markets, says S&P Global.

Xu Jiayin (aka Hui Ka Yan) has put on a brave front to rally his troops while his empire teeters near collapse

China's new home sales, existing home sales, and land sales are all plummeting this month as government measures to curb prices bite.

  (AF) China Evergrande said six of its executives had cashed out early from investment products that the troubled property...

One bank is said to be making provisions for non-payment of loan while others prepare to roll over some of their near-term debt obligations

Evergrande, with over $300 billion in liabilities, is in the throes of a liquidity crisis that has left it racing to raise funds. It has a bond interest payment of $83.5 million due on Thursday.

World Bank-commissioned report found that Georgieva and other senior World Bank officials applied "undue pressure" on staff to boost China's ranking in its 'Doing Business' series.