BlackRock plans to launch its first product in China's $220 billion onshore exchange-traded fund (ETF) market later this year and has started hiring staff, sources say

Top offshore oil and gas producer is looking to sell operations in Britain, Canada and the US, because of concern the assets could be subject to Western sanctions, sources say

For most critical minerals, the US and western nations are minority suppliers with only modest capability to influence global markets, Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions Forum said

Former Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief Joseph Yam says US sanctions against Russia will undermine the dollar.

Many active fund managers, unfettered by index-tracking needs, have already dumped ADRs, or made the transition to Hong Kong shares

The Securities and Exchange Commission added 12 Chinese companies, including Sohu.com and Connect Biopharma, to its list of stocks facing delisting risks

A leaked memo showed Beijing had told the Solomon Islands in December it wanted to send a security team of 10 Chinese police to its embassy

The State Department has advised all non-emergency staff and their families to leave Shanghai as officials extend a lockdown in a large part of the city, but the move has angered Beijing

The decision was taken because of fear of secondary sanctions from the US after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Forbes Russia said, citing Russian media.

US fabrication of the chips would require not only tremendous up-front costs, but possibly a steady stream of government assistance in perpetuity

Taiwan's Evergreen Marine has purchased 44 vessels from China since 2018, all but two of which were ordered from shipyards that produce Chinese warships

A federal jury in Kansas City found Feng "Franklin" Tao guilty in the latest trial to result from a now-ended crackdown on Chinese influence within US research