Thousands travel abroad and into Hong Kong after citizens were finally freed to reunite with families and friends after three years of being locked down because of the Covid pandemic

Chinese billionaire and company founder Jack Ma will see his voting rights slashed from more than 50% to just 6.2% under the move

Beijing is under pressure to finalise a licensing deal on production of Paxlovid before the Lunar New Year, when millions of Chinese will travel to rural areas to visit their families

The Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index firmed in mid-afternoon trade, after earlier jumping close to 4%

TikTok confirms it has delayed hiring consultants to help the company reach a security agreement with the United States amid mounting political concerns

More countries around the world are, meanwhile, demanding that visitors from China take Covid tests as the country battles a ‘tidal wave’ of infections

India has passed Japan for the first time to become the world's third largest auto market with sales of at least 4.25 million units in 2022

The US automaker slashed prices for all versions of its Model 3 and Y vehicles, which, along with a reduction in October, amount to a 13% to 24% reduction in prices from September.

China will also open up its international borders on Sunday, with travellers not being forced to quarantine for the first time since 2020

China claims it has quickly shared Covid data, despite criticism by the WHO and analysts, who say it has been hit by a 'tidal wave' that will rock the economy for months

Rival Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD and the budget-EV joint venture of General Motors in China both outsold the US carmaker

"All these Arctic crudes usually go to the EU but now they have to go elsewhere," a trader in Singapore said, adding that "Now India and China are their major homes."