China's shift into mass-market electric cars is poised to quicken as Nio Inc. announces a new brand to take on Toyota and Volkswagen. Its first sedan and two other new models will launch in 2022. 

• State clampdowns raise questions over policy risk, ‘overzealous’ implementation • Xi seen as most powerful leader since Mao, policies...

• Mao Taotao, PR chief at Weibo, is suspected of bribery • Tech companies targeted by regulatory crackdown in recent months...

• KE Holdings shut down VIP real estate service amid antitrust probe • Voluntary acts of ‘self-correction’ expected to become...

• Anti-graft agency urges employees to break ‘unspoken rules’ at work • Tech giant dragged over the coals for ‘unhealthy...

• Competition intense in China amid transition to electric vehicles • Volkswagen and Tesla have both battled ‘storms’ on social...

• Netease’s Cloud Village listing was due to proceed this week • Shares of parent company Netease fell 14% last...

US sanctions hit tech giant's core handset business hard; Group focusing on software and 'less risky' areas

  China’s antitrust regulator is planning to impose a fine of about $1 billion on Meituan for allegedly abusing its...

World's most used app gets a security upgrade and new features; China has revised its data security policies

Truck platform BlackBuck valued at over $1 billion: Economic Times

Xiaomi shipments up 3% to become the second largest smartphone maker. Global shipments jumped by 12% in the second quarter....