Activity in Chinese manufacturing and services simultaneously contracted in March for the first time since the height of the country's Covid-19 outbreak in 2020

US automaker had planned to resume production of Model 3 and Model Y cars on Friday but has now pushed back its restart date

Baidu, Futu Holdings, iQiyi and Weibo are among the latest companies named by the SEC as China's regulator says the outcome depends on ''both sides.''

The state-owned oil giant said in a prospectus it plans to sell 2.6 billion shares on April 12 and list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange

Social media users shared a cheery note from JD.com titled "graduation notice" from the firm's human resources department

The company's chairman said profit in 2022 may see some growth because it has 710 billion yuan in sales from last year that have yet to be booked

The dispute started in August last year when the DRC government formed a commission to reassess reserves and resources to "fairly lay claims to their rights"

China Securities Regulatory Commission said whether Chinese firms listed in US are delisted depends on progress and results of audit and regulatory cooperation.

Tai said Washington's talks with Beijing about its unmet purchase commitments under a Phase 1 trade deal and broader non-market policies had been "unduly difficult"

The plea for patience came as Chinese financial hub said its overall daily Covid caseload eased, for the first time in about two weeks

More decisive policy easing is needed at the city level to stimulate demand from wary buyers and inject new credit to stop more property-related firms from defaulting

The official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.5 in March from 50.2 in February, the National Bureau of Statistics said