If the struggling property developer fails to find $82.5m in interest payments due last month, it would put the group at risk of becoming China's biggest-ever defaulter

The European Union is set to unveil powerful trade penalties that could see China or other countries accused of economic bullying lose access to lucrative parts of the EU market

Beijing warned on Tuesday that the US move, over China's 'abuses' in Xinjiang, could harm two-way dialogue and cooperation in key areas

Unlike a couple of months ago, the fallout has been broadly contained, with policy makers in Beijing becoming more vocal and markets more familiar, analysts say

Tesla CEO slams federal efforts meant to spur electric vehicle adoption, including the roughly $2 trillion social-spending and climate bill

Smartphone maker will continue to work on flagship phones, especially folding models, as well as the Mate and P series

Barton, who was credited with winning the release of the 'two Michaels' in September, said in an statement that his resignation will take effect from December 31

Some bondholders did not receive coupon payments due on Monday in what could be group's first offshore default on a public bond. That will trigger cross-defaults on $19bn bonds in global markets

PBOC's cut to the reserve requirement ratio frees up $188 billion for banks. Some funds will be used to repay maturing MLF loans, other to support small firms and lower funding costs

Expectations that the central bank will ease policy have risen after Premier Li Keqiang said the amount of cash banks must keep as reserves will be reduced 'in a timely way'

Long-anticipated commercialisation of GM corn in the world's No. 2 producer is set to significantly boost yields, reducing the need for imports, firm claims

SenseTime was among eight Chinese tech companies placed on a US blacklist in 2019 amid trade tensions between Beijing and Washington.