China wants to channel more savings to capital markets to fund innovation, while reducing reliance on bank lending. Regulators want to cut 'weak players' from the trust fund sector

Chairman Wang Zhanfeng says it is speaking with potential new domestic and foreign strategic investors and many still have faith in the group despite recent problems

Top social media platforms said on Saturday they would enforce a govt order to deal with accounts that publish financial news illegally, or distort policies, 'bad mouth' markets, and spread rumours

China's top court and labour officials say working nine-to-nine is illegal, and issued an essay listing 10 cases of overwork in China’s factories, with a focus on tech firms, to explain why

Investors are too focused on China's regulatory crackdown and risk ignoring property curbs that are the `elephant in the room,' says Chief China Economist Lu Ting.  

A key terminal at Ningbo-Zhoushan port is back in action after a Covid disruption, but air freight was also suspended at Shanghai Pudong Airport last week for the same reason

China issued new guidelines on corporate bonds to unify rules for the country’s bond markets and reiterate the application of...

Pinduoduo pledged $1.5 billion of future profits to needy farmers in a gesture that follows President Xi Jinping's call for a fairer distribution of wealth in the country.

China's central bank boosts short-term funding to ease worries over tightening liquidity amid a faltering recovery, but real estate shares and other sectors were down

Moody's cuts rating for Chinese asset manager on news it will book a huge loss, but Fitch raised Huarong's long-term issuer default rating, based on the company's recapitalisation plan

Graft agency says Hangzhou's top official is being investigated for serious violations of discipline and law and local party members are now facing scrutiny over business links in the city.

Following a string of confidence-sapping fraud scandals, regulators extend their reshaping of national economic rules to book keepers