British companies worried about the West’s relationship with China are cutting ties with the world’s No2 economy

Chinese state media said Beijing will avoid using a flood of stimulus to revive its fortunes and will look to boost consumer demand

Hundreds of suppliers are protesting at being left unpaid and most employees immediately dismissed, without knowing if they will get wages for their last two months, the SCMP said

The marine news publication Lloyd's List said an anonymous entity based in Dalian has bought several very large crude carriers to create the hub off the coast of Portugal

Some analysts have said the US tech giant could face a drop in demand given China's weak economy and the slump in smartphone sales in the second quarter.

The rise in the group's stock was prompted by the company's proposed buyback of $400 million worth of shares.

The policy, driven from the top by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, has resulted in pay cuts and delayed bonuses for staff of state-owned lenders such as CICC and Citic Securities

Many luxury brands from the West suffered a drop in sales in China from mid-March due to store closures and restrictions on movement, but sales are now rebounding

Representative Jerrold Nadler, chair of the House judiciary committee, said that "three hostile foreign actors" had attacked the courts' document filing system

China’s Communist party leaders say they will be concentrating their efforts on finding the ‘best possible' results instead of growth this year

With billionaire Ma giving up control of Ant, any potential revival of its IPO may be pushed back by a year or more, the WSJ reported.

UK National Security Adviser Sir Stephen Lovegrove says there is an absence of safeguards to prevent nuclear war, particularly with China.