US lawmakers voice concern on possible transfer of sensitive tech; but Microsoft says deal with UAE firm would have to adhere to US regulations, which are still evolving

Europe and the United States are on track to step up levies on imports of Chinese EVs in coming weeks, but those levies could fuel inflation, put climate goals at risk and lead to retaliation from Beijing

The new measures, which affect $18 billion of imported Chinese goods such as steel and aluminium, chips, EVs, critical minerals, solar cells and cranes, will start in August

Investors eye underpriced stocks in the world's no-2 economy, which have been rallying since February as Beijing ramped up moves to address economic challenges

G7 officials have been discussing how to exploit $300 billion worth of Russian assets which were frozen after Moscow invaded Ukraine, plus ways to manage waves of cheap Chinese exports

China's biggest tech giants have intensified a price war that started in the cloud computing sector and has now spread to AI chatbots

US Treasury Secretary says China’s excess industrial capacity is a threat to companies on both sides of Atlantic, plus industries in emerging market nations. She also wants G7 action on frozen Russian assets

Lai Ching-te called on Beijing to engage with Taiwan's “democratically elected and legitimate government”

Chinese regulators give a green light for pharma giant's diabetes drug tirzepatide, which is marketed as Mounjaro, or Zepbound (for weight loss). It comes at a time of huge global demand

The discounts on offer are more substantial than the ones Apple offered in February, which helped perk up the company's shipments in March

Despite the groundbreaking development, the International Energy Agency warned on China’s dominance of car battery supply chains

Fiscal spending in April was up 6.1%, compared with a 2.9% fall in March, according to calculations based on Finance ministry data