The IMF probe could prove pivotal in either building or eroding shareholder support for Manging Director Kristalina Georgieva.

Beijing has cut a deal with Inter RAO to double its electricity supplies to the country’s hard-hit northern provinces this month

Leading power company tells its plants to buy more fuel as millions lose electricity in country’s northeast, amid reports that top government leaders are not happy about the situation

Energy crunch and rising costs of raw materials hurt manufacturers despite respite from receding COVID threat

  Hong Kong’s stock market is on track for its worst quarter for new listings since the start of the...

With liabilities equal to 2 per cent of China's GDP, Evergrande has sparked concerns its woes could spread through the financial system and reverberate around the world.

State planner calls on railways and local officials to rush vital coal supplies to utilities, as industrial output in the northeast has been crippled by power cuts and supplies for winter are low.

Taipei has long claimed Beijing has coveted the island’s semiconductor talent and its government is now proposing a legal change to further protect its intellectual property

Xi Jinping's plan to ‘build a broad community of shared interests’ across the globe is faltering, according to a study by AidData, paving the way for rival schemes to squeeze Beijing out

  The British government plans to sell a stake in a new 20-billion-pound ($27bn) nuclear power station to institutional investors...

Authorities crack down on talk of protests among citizens unlikely to get back cash invested in crisis-hit property giant

World’s biggest money manager says precipitous drop in China stocks this year is overdone and is ready to “dip its toes” back into the market