The Securities and Exchange Commission is issuing new disclosure requirements to Chinese companies that want to list in New York in a bid to boost investor awareness of the risks involved

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

SenseTime is expected to file for $1-billion IPO, two years after it was placed on a US blacklist for alleged involvement in human rights abuses in Xinjiang

Meng Wanzhou accused of misleading HSBC Holdings over Iran dealings; Tech giant chief claims ‘abuses of process’ during her Canada arrest

  China will ‘uphold the spirit of mutual respect’ in communication Move comes after US tightened disclosure rules for Chinese...

Chinese firms deemed national security threats by Washington; Senators call for American Rescue Plan cash to be ringfenced

After Didi crackdown, bankers are redirecting China IPOs to Hong Kong: FT

(AF) Donald Trump’s trade dispute and sanctions against China failed to address the chief concerns of the US and have...

(AF) Former vice president Mike Pence is among senior voices calling for regulators to accelerate measures that could lead to...

Law still needs to be endorsed by Congress before it can be signed by President Joe Biden. China says the...

The Biden administration strengthens Trump-era Xinjiang warning ahead of expected Hong Kong advisory   (AF) US government departments warned on...

(AF) The White House will warn US companies that they face increasing risks if they continue to operate in Hong...