The figures are for the quarter that saw Beijing fining the group $984 million for violating consumer protection and corporate governance laws

Beijing has laid out wide-ranging guidelines for various departments and the central bank to help the new-energy-vehicle trade

Cabinet dumps Yi Huiman as chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. He will be replaced by Wu Qing, a veteran securities regulator who had led the Shanghai Stock Exchange

The Shanghai government is looking to speed up approvals for foreign firms that want to relay local data to head offices in other countries

Officials rush to respond to flood of cheap Chinese imports generated by years of subsidies, but the EU appears split on whether to impose trade barriers

Chinese officials expressed disquiet about US tariffs, investment restrictions and sanctions that 'suppress' Chinese companies in talks with US Treasury officials in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday

The threat of overpriced shares, as well as possible political change and regulatory uncertainty, have failed to deter the reflow of cash

Work on TSMC's second plant in Kumamoto will begin late this year. Its factories will have a monthly capacity of over 100,000 12-inch wafers for auto, industrial, consumer and high performance-related uses

The 5nm tech will be used to produce chips for Huawei's new smartphones, and, if successful, could also be used for its AI chips

The one-time China Merchants Bank president saw his sentence reprieved and will serve up to seven years in prison for bribery and insider trading

A key topic of the US-China Economic Working Group's talks will be China's subsidies, which the US says encourage overproduction of goods with the potential to flood global markets

Officials ramp up moves to stem selloff of Chinese stocks, restricting the amount of cross-border swap deals domestic investors can undertake