With bond defaults totaling over $50 billion, fund managers are choosing to cut their losses amid the mortgage payments boycott and plunge in home sales and prices

The US electric vehicle maker had an predicted delivery volume of 77,000 during the month, an increase of 173% from July, a local news outlet reported.

The surveying and mapping law shows Beijing's concern over the mapping capabilities of "smart cars" and fear that data they collect may end up in the hands of hostile rivals.

Swiss bank plans to start offering wealth management services in China in 2023, despite recent mishaps, strategy rejigs and reports it is considering layoffs

Senior CSRC official says China will implement its audit deal with the US and take more measures to open its markets, while putting Chinese firms' offshore listings in a uniform framework.

Asia's factory activity slid last month as China's strict zero-Covid approach and cost pressures hit businesses hard

The world's second-biggest economy is set to slow again in the third quarter as Covid lockdowns across the country hit production

Market watchers say the latest ban is likely to affect a swathe of Chinese tech companies including giants such as Alibaba Group, Tencent Holdings, Baidu, and Huawei Technologies.

Local governments are selling off idle properties and mining rights as the country's faltering economy puts pressure on fiscal revenue, Caixin Global reported

August sales for China's top 100 property developers fell more than 30% from the same time last year, slipping a further 0.8% from July, Wall Street Journal said

Serious rights violations have been committed in Xinjiang under China's counter-terrorism strategies, the UN rights commissioner said in a report released on Wednesday

Officials in Chengdu, in the southwest, and Shenzhen, the tech hub in the southeast, have ramped up efforts to contain Covid as cases continued to rise on Thursday.