Big Chinese, South Korean and Japanese firms are seen as more likely to follow through than local startups, as they have contracts with global carmakers and experience building large factories

State energy officials say total gas demand is likely to fall 1% this year, according to a researcher with CNOOC. That would be the first annual decline since at least 2002

The Hang Seng index fell 3.1% by the close of trading, while on the mainland, the bluechip CSI300 index was down 0.8%

Latest rate hike by the US Fed forced the PBOC set a midpoint rate of 7.2472 per dollar, 275 pips or 0.28% weaker than the previous fix, and the softest since January 2008

The two firms also plan to work together on content delivery networks and edge computing – the use of augmented reality and machine learning to analyse data

A key business summit, which has attracted top figures from Wall Street, is part of a bid by the city’s authorities to revive the financial hub’s fortunes

China's financial and banking regulatory officials also promised to rein in financial risks and deleverage the economy

Chinese leader promises to help its troubled neighbour, but calls for progress on the bilateral economic corridor and Gwadar port

Tough Covid curbs have shut two plants run by EV maker Nio, and caused a fresh lockdown at the world's biggest iPhone factory, while also shutting 1,400 Yum China outlets last month

Tesla recently outlined plans to shift its Chinese stores to lower-cost suburban areas which also offer repairs

A US Federal Communications Commissioner says the US should ban TikTok as there may be no way around concerns about China accessing its user data

China Evergrande said this week it has received a notice of enforcement from Shengjing Bank for unrecoverable funds totalling 32.595 billion yuan ($4.48 billion)