Graft agency says Hangzhou's top official is being investigated for serious violations of discipline and law and local party members are now facing scrutiny over business links in the city.

Following a string of confidence-sapping fraud scandals, regulators extend their reshaping of national economic rules to book keepers

Goldman says risks are confined mostly to lower-rated property developers rather than the broader credit market.

China is considering several options as it strives to prevent the data of firms listing in the US from falling into foreign hands

China Telecom, one of three Chinese telcos delisted by President Trump in January, sees its shares surge nearly 20% in the world's biggest IPO this year

Two-tranche sustainability bond from internet giant sells for cheaper than had been expected, signalling limited impact of tech crackdown

Troubled bad debt manager at centre of bond selloff that spooked foreign investors sees debt values rise after announcing restructuring package

Internet companies should block rumours spread via their platforms, a commentary in the state-run People's Daily said on Thursday

State regulator says the app operators were found to have illegally transferred user data. Parent companies have been given a week to fix things or face punishment.

Officials are doing a final read of the Personal Information Protection Law, which aims to protect citizens’ data from abuse by fraudsters and companies – but allow government access

Chinese president evokes communist country’s founding principles with comments seen as extending recent business clamps into broader political realm

Chairman Guo Ping admits the company is 'stuck' after US sanctions but says it will overcome its chip production challenges and become the world's top smartphone once again