"Our view is that China is still going to provide a bit of stability to global economic growth over the next year," Chief Executive of BHP Group Mike Henry said

Foxconn's Zhengzhou campus banned all dining at the plant this week and required workers to take their meals back to their dormitories

China's yuan sank to its lowest level since January 2008 on Friday, despite major state banks selling dollars to try to stabilise the weakening currency

CATL, whose Q3 profit nearly tripled year-on-year, is said to have pulled its expansion plans after the US put in new restrictions on sourcing battery materials

This year's congress was attended by 18 delegates who hold executive roles at private companies, down from 34 in 2012, the FT said

Located in the desert region of Al Khrasaah, the 800-megawatt facility is "one of the biggest" in the Middle East, the paper said.

Chinese officials plan to ease share financing rules for some real estate-linked firms, but analysts say it will take at least a year for the property sector to emerge from mountains of debt

Seven Chinese have been charged with harassing a US resident and his family in a bid to make him back to China, as part of a campaign to force wanted fugitives to return

The luxury vessel’s stay in the city's Victoria Harbour had drawn criticism from the US State Department

Japan will undertake its biggest arms buildup since World War Two amid growing concern about the war in Ukraine and Beijing's plan to takeover Taiwan

City awards $191-million contract to build quarantine centre on Fuxing Island, in the Huangpu River, while officials in Beijing step up checks and lock down compounds as cases rise

Chinese people's 'sense of security' has risen to 98.6%, an 11% rise since 2012, vice-minister of public security Xu Ganlu said