The group’s bourse bills itself as the world's only bank-backed full service digital exchange – offering cryptocurrency trading, asset tokenisation and digital custody services

Beijing has now warned tech giants, including Alibaba and Tencent, to stop blocking rivals' links from their own sites, as the party’s regulatory offensive continues

Factory gate inflation in the US soared to over 8% in August while China’s continuing regulatory crackdown saw market heavyweight Alibaba plunge more than 4% after officials ordered sweeping changes to payment app Alipay

Beijing threatened ‘other measures’ will be used if the tech giants don’t share links to their rival’s sites after they were summoned by industry officials along with ByteDance, Baidu, Huawei and Xiaomi

Blackstone's offer in June had valued the property group – which holds prime real estate in cities like Beijing – at HK$26 billion but worries over ‘time frames’ have scuppered the deal

The tech giant will no longer be allowed to force developers to use its tightly-controlled sales tool – however the judge dismissed a claim it was an ‘illegal monopoly’

The budget JioPhone Next had been due to hit the shops this week but the worldwide semiconductor shortage has pushed back its release to November

Tech giants Tencent, NetEase, Alibaba and JD.com regained some of their losses following China’s latest crackdown while analysts hailed the feel-good factor after the world’s economic super powers started talking again

Global installations of new offshore projects dipped in 2020 but still reached their second highest rate despite the coronavirus pandemic

The firm, known for its Shopee e-commerce platform, is already one of the region’s biggest companies by market value. It plans to use the proceeds for strategic investments and acquisitions.

New Delhi has come up with a new package of grants and cashback offers for its car-making industry in a bid to cut its high levels of pollution and meet emissions targets

The US firm’s acquisition heats up the buy now, pay later race in a country where more than two-thirds of all transactions are still paid for in cash