China analyst Lu Ting warns of loan and bond defaults, and even stock market chaos, if the property industry plunges into crisis because of Beijing's determination to slash debt levels in the sector

Regulators want Ant's two lenders to operate via a different app, and loan applications to be assessed first by a new firm run by Ant and state entities that will decide on users' credit ratings

The Chinese embassy's suggestion, in a submission to a parliamentary inquiry, comes days after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said Australia must diversify its economy to rely less on China

Country's largest online audio platform will file for an IPO in Hong Kong soon with a plan to list before the end of the year and raise at least $500 million, sources say

Apple says Epic Games, which has lodged legal cases in a bid to add its own payment option to the App Store platform in South Korea, 'must agree to play by the same rules as everyone else'

Xi told Biden that US policy on China imposes "serious difficulties" on relations, but both sides agreed to maintain frequent contact and to ask working-level teams to increase communications

Xinhua News Agency says gaming companies were ordered to break their ''solitary focus'' on profits while the SCMP reported a temporary suspension of new game approvals.

China's grossly indebted property developer has reportedly won a reprieve with at least one creditor agreeing to extend payment deadlines for its bonds

Chinese President's regulatory crackdown aims to counter wealth inequality, but it has also created unpredictability and risk for investors in the country's equity markets

State media outlet questions the quality of foreign brands after Canadian jacket manufacturer is fined for 'false advertising'

Blackrock said its first China fund attracted more than 111,000 investors and was closed a week earlier than planned.

Local sales of China-made vehicles jumped to 12,885 cars last month from 8,621 cars in July 2021