"External pressure will not hinder our determination to go to the world," Tsai said on Wednesday before flying to the US, where she could meet Speaker Kevin McCarthy

US prosecutors say Bankman-Fried ordered a $40m crypto payment to persuade Chinese authorities to unfreeze Alameda accounts with more than $1 billion of cryptocurrency

Group's shares jump 16% after similar rise in the US; Hang Seng Index lifted by speculation China's regulatory crackdown is ending and talk of IPOs from Alibaba hiving off business units

China's industrial recovery and increased temperatures have sparked an increase in emissions and pollution across some northern cities

The automaker has already eclipsed Tesla in China EV sales and now looks set to overtake the country’s best-selling car brand, Volkswagen, too

The Chinese e-commerce giant on Tuesday announced the biggest rejig in its history, which will see it split into six independent units; the news comes after founder Jack Ma returned home

Chinese tech giant will reorganize its businesses into six independently run entities to shorten its decision-making processes, CEO Daniel Zhang said this week

Lawmakers in the US Congress voted unanimously on Monday to direct the Secretary of State to work to strip China of its 'developing country' status in international bodies

The Chinese electric vehicle maker is pushing to make battery swapping a viable alternative to rivals' rapid-charging technology

Beijing spent $240 billion bailing out 22 developing countries that struggled to repay loans used to build Belt & Road projects from 2008 to 2021, a new study says

Ma Ying-jeou, who was in office from 2008 to 2016, is the first former or current Taiwanese leader to set foot in China since 1949

Lawmakers say Tokyo must crack down on social media platforms if they are being used to spread disinformation