China Business & Economy

The announcement came just hours after trade officials from the United States and China wrapped up two days of negotiations in London.

Ejecting hundreds of bankers, China’s anti-graft sweep signals a high-stakes reboot of lenders buckling under bad property loans and trillions of local debt.

Outbound shipments to the United States fell 35 percent in May, China’s data showed on June 9, hours before a new round of trade negotiations began in London.

Prevalent corruption rooted in the communist regime’s system jeopardizes auto safety in China, a Chinese automotive engineer said.

‘China’s export restrictions are already shutting down production in Europe’s supplier sector,’ CLEPA Secretary General Benjamin Krieger said.

Protests by workers and citizens are spreading across China, exposing rising social unrest and deepening cracks in the country’s economy.

Analysts say tight capital controls and a captive exchange rate keep the yuan sidelined, even as Beijing opens futures markets to foreign traders.

The senator said evidence shows that TuSimple ‘systematically shared proprietary data’ with Chinese state-linked entities

The results indicate a silent decoupling is underway, according to an analyst.

The U.S. State Department does not confirm whether agreement on minerals will be extended.

BYD’s aggressive price cuts shake China’s auto industry, triggering stock sell-offs amid warnings of an ‘Evergrande moment.’

The prosecutors say construction workers building BYD’s first factory in Brazil were packed into unhygienic accommodation and had their passports taken away.

A bipartisan group of six state attorneys general sent a letter to WeChat earlier this month demanding answers.

Xi suggests China must rely on a prolonged struggle and the mobilization of the entire population.

The 90-day tariff reprieve has triggered record cargo bookings, soaring rates, and a rush to add factories outside China before duties snap back.

PDD’s American depositary shares fell by more than 13 percent on the Nasdaq.

The company allegedly made it difficult for consumers to contact it for complaints or queries.

The author of the report said if China pushed too hard for repayment, it could ‘undermine its diplomatic goals’ in key parts of the world.