China Business & Economy

Recent data indicate that China’s housing market remains stagnant, as falling prices have done little to lure buyers back.

The increased U.S. tariffs have landed a foundational blow to China’s exports and manufacturing sector, said an analyst.

A minimum price guarantee offered to the domestic rare earth sector could significantly accelerate the timeline of reaching U.S. supply chain independence.

Graduates turn to street vending, food delivery, farming, and other means to make ends meet.

The move came two weeks after Nvidia said it had received Washington’s assurance that the sale of H20 AI chips to China would be approved.

The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.

Apple shutters a northeast China store amid broader economic challenges in the struggling retail sector.

The recent reversal on the H20 chip sales ban may ‘embolden China to seek additional access concessions,’ they say.

The company said the changes are necessary for the deal to be approved by ‘all relevant regulatory authorities.’

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

An insider says Tsinghua Unigroup’s collapse exposes China’s ethically bankrupt business culture and warns Western firms still eyeing its market.

The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.

China is reluctant to lift the export ban on germanium and antimony, which are are used in weapons, telecommunications, and solar cells.

Lifestyle cuts and wage delays hit officials while the regime prioritizes control and repression, insiders say.

Chinese electric vehicle brands already established in Australia include Xpeng, Zeekr, Geely, MG and BYD, which marked its 60,000th local sale in July.

Cybersecurity laws grant Beijing ‘unfettered access’ to data belonging to Chinese companies, the complaint says.

The incident highlights CCP’s ‘hostage diplomacy’ and might be related to CCP top officials sending money abroad, observers said.

A survey found over half of US companies in China are not investing, and most were affected by geopolitical tensions and concerns about China’s slowing economy.

Beijing’s 2 percent pension bump—the smallest in 20 years—highlights a cash‑starved system as provinces dip into retirement funds to stay afloat.

Recent data indicate that China’s housing market remains stagnant, as falling prices have done little to lure buyers back.

The increased U.S. tariffs have landed a foundational blow to China’s exports and manufacturing sector, said an analyst.

A minimum price guarantee offered to the domestic rare earth sector could significantly accelerate the timeline of reaching U.S. supply chain independence.

Graduates turn to street vending, food delivery, farming, and other means to make ends meet.

The move came two weeks after Nvidia said it had received Washington’s assurance that the sale of H20 AI chips to China would be approved.

The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.

Apple shutters a northeast China store amid broader economic challenges in the struggling retail sector.

The recent reversal on the H20 chip sales ban may ‘embolden China to seek additional access concessions,’ they say.

The company said the changes are necessary for the deal to be approved by ‘all relevant regulatory authorities.’

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

An insider says Tsinghua Unigroup’s collapse exposes China’s ethically bankrupt business culture and warns Western firms still eyeing its market.

The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.

China is reluctant to lift the export ban on germanium and antimony, which are are used in weapons, telecommunications, and solar cells.

Lifestyle cuts and wage delays hit officials while the regime prioritizes control and repression, insiders say.

Chinese electric vehicle brands already established in Australia include Xpeng, Zeekr, Geely, MG and BYD, which marked its 60,000th local sale in July.

Cybersecurity laws grant Beijing ‘unfettered access’ to data belonging to Chinese companies, the complaint says.

The incident highlights CCP’s ‘hostage diplomacy’ and might be related to CCP top officials sending money abroad, observers said.

A survey found over half of US companies in China are not investing, and most were affected by geopolitical tensions and concerns about China’s slowing economy.

Beijing’s 2 percent pension bump—the smallest in 20 years—highlights a cash‑starved system as provinces dip into retirement funds to stay afloat.