The Chinese government faces a shortfall in revenue of about 6 trillion yuan ($895 billion) and is likely to increase its debt load to make up the funding gap, a report by CNBC said

Officials in Shenzhen in China's southern Guangdong province are giving out millions in cash via the digital yuan to stimulate its pandemic-hit economy and use of the digital currency

US Senator Mark Rubio says companies marketing surveillance technologies developed in China should not be allowed near critical US infrastructure, such as a Florida rail line

The move comes amid reports the government faces a cash shortfall of up to 6 trillion yuan (nearly $900 billion) because of the plunge in land sales and other tax revenue

Heads of Australia's top power producer said they would step over an unpopular plan to split the group in two. The news is a triumph for climate activist and billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes

The operator of one of Australia's biggest casinos was fined $57.4 million on Monday by the Victoria state gambling regulator for allowing an illegal transfer of funds from China

Fijian PM Frank Bainimarama said climate change is the biggest crisis for Pacific nations, and they felt a consensus was important as some island states opposed the new regional agreements

Tata is thought to have offered $100-150 million for the Gujarat manufacturing plant, which will be adjusted to produce electric vehicles

China has banned Boeing and Airbus planes owned by foreign leasing firms from flying in its airspace amid doubt on their status after 're-registration' in Russia when sanctions were imposed

Tesla chief Elon Musk pours cold water on the idea his company will set up a gigafactory in India in the near future

Authorities in both Shanghai and Beijing eased restrictions on Sunday, reopening venues, transport systems, while announcing plans for a wind-down of curbs in coming days

Speculation has risen that Australia's biggest power generator will review its plan to split into two, with its board due to meet on Sunday amid doubt shareholders will back the 'demerger'