Evergrande is in talks with the smartphone maker Xiaomi and state investment firms to sell a significant minority stake in its EV business to help pay off its massive debts

Major banks and foreign businesses are anxious to understand how China's new law may affect them and their operations

Alibaba plunged 5% and other tech firms sank in Hong Kong on Thursday after Tencent's president warned that Beijing's regulatory crackdown is far from finished

Car production at Toyota plants will reportedly be slashed by hundreds of thousands next month because of the global chip shortage

Beijing plans to create state-owned companies for emerging industries such as new energy and high-end computer chips

Internet companies should block rumours spread via their platforms, a commentary in the state-run People's Daily said on Thursday

A whole range of sectors have been affected by China's regulatory crackdown, which started late last year and continues in vigorous fashion.

Company warns of a potential hit due to the chip shortage and the return of Covid in China, but retains its annual sales target

State regulator says the app operators were found to have illegally transferred user data. Parent companies have been given a week to fix things or face punishment.

Tokyo fears huge US incentives being poured into chipmaking amid its trade war with China could ravish Japan's once-booming semiconductor sector

Chairman Guo Ping admits the company is 'stuck' after US sanctions but says it will overcome its chip production challenges and become the world's top smartphone once again

Tencent Music's shares jumped after second-quarter profit beats expectations and the company said China's copyright rules were unlikely to have a big impact on its online subscriptions.