The Taiwanese firm, which assembles around 70% of Apple’s iPhones, reported record revenue in January of $22 billion

A week after it first entered US airspace, the Chinese ‘spy balloon’ was sent crashing into the Atlantic dragging with it nascent optimism for a Sino-US detente

The International Monetary Fund has advised Beijing to resist tightening the reins on its economy as it strives to recover from three Covid-hit years

Tokyo has reportedly agreed to join the United States and the Netherlands in halting shipments of semiconductor manufacturing equipment

The US auto firm plans to ramp up output at its Shanghai plant over the next two months to meet demand sparked by price cuts early last month

Beijing is to drop its Covid test requirement and quotas, and Hong Kong has launched a free flights campaign to lure back visitors

While commentators have advocated big measures, such as 1 trillion yuan for consumption vouchers to bolster public spending, key insiders say consumer subsidies are likely to be modest

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has cancelled his planned visit to China after a Chinese spy balloon was tracked flying across the country

China's dropping of travel curbs resurrected services activity in January for the first time in five months. It also sent business confidence to near 12-year highs, a Caixin/S&P Global survey found

The China Aerospace Science and Technology Group is to build the $6.53 million stations amid rising concerns over Beijing’s satellite network

The global depositary receipts listing could even see CATL raise $8 billion if market conditions improve over the next couple of months

The 'special flight permit' from the Civil Aviation Administration of China will allow the Xpeng Aeroht X2 to undertake a manned flight