China's State Council ordered Guangdong officials to get the insurance giant to 'rescue' the nation's biggest private developer, sources say, but the company denies wanting to take it over

According to a study by US researchers at AidData, Beijing’s lending focus has shifted from Belt and Road infrastructure projects to rescue finance

In a first, China has added rare earths to its list of minerals that need to be reported to authorities for export

Chen Shaoji, the founder of DouYu game-streaming site, was taken away by authorities several weeks ago, company sources told a state news outlet

Advances in solar technology and a dramatic fall in prices mean it is economically viable for millions of Europeans in single homes to abandon the electrical grid in coming decades, a new study says

Chinese authorities are investigating the chaotic stampede for short-term funds in the country's money markets last week, which stems from the jumble of problems that Beijing is battling

Several large international firms are looking at ‘near-shoring’ or ‘friend-shoring’ their supply lines, with many citing China risks as a major factor

China has been lowering trade barriers since Albanese took power last year and began moves to stabilize relations with his country's biggest trading partner

Foreign firms are said to have pulled $160 billion out of the country over the past year and a half, with companies drawn to higher interest rates and more appealing investment destinations

The carmaker has said it is still looking for the right location and would make an announcement at the end of the year

Rare earths have emerged as particularly significant to the global clean energy transition as countries around the world race to meet their carbon emissions goals

Regulators like the SEC and Commodity Futures Trading Commission have targeted the crypto sector amid concerns of rampant fraud, and use of digital assets for money laundering and funding of terrorism