Zong Ming praised the people and frontline workers despite public criticism of strict curbs, while an expert explained the unusually high rate of asymptomatic cases

It was the steepest monthly percentage drop in foreign investors' holdings of CGBs since August 2015, Reuters calculations showed

The firm announced a 16 yuan ($2.50) per share payout in an exchange filing, the most generous amount since the firm was listed in Shanghai in 2017

The carmaker is working to hire more people in China and India as well as Israel, Japan and the US, and hopes to bring its MB.OS operating system onto the market by 2024

An investigation began after incriminating messages alleged that the 22-year-old Chinese player had communicated with someone outside the league

State media quoted China Premier Li Keqiang saying Beijing is poised to step up its support of the economy reeling from another Covid wave

Public documents show that dozens of companies and entities have bought software such as "One person, one file" in recent years to upgrade their surveillance tools

Beijing intervened in Shanghai after the failure of its slice-and-grid approach, and insists that the country stick to its elimination approach to Covid-19

China's request for lower volumes followed that of India, where at least two refiners had planned to buy less Saudi oil than usual in May

Taiwan's Evergreen Marine has purchased 44 vessels from China since 2018, all but two of which were ordered from shipyards that produce Chinese warships

A federal jury in Kansas City found Feng "Franklin" Tao guilty in the latest trial to result from a now-ended crackdown on Chinese influence within US research

New probes come on top of seven prosecutions since the start of last year and include 27 companies that have either been raided or whose owners have been summoned for questioning