Evergrande debt troubles rattled markets and left many of its investors, creditors and suppliers in financial chaos. Now, under pressure...

Allianz said its Chinese business won regulatory approval to become the first wholly foreign-owned life insurer in China created from a joint venture

Acting Health Minister Jens Spahn said his country was too dependent on imports from China in areas such as face masks and medical precursors, and needs to diversify its imports

Ma was sentenced for manipulating the stock market, violating or failing to disclose important information and offering bribes, state news agency Xinhua reported

China’s high-yield bond market is in turmoil as investors assess which property developers can service debts

Troubled real estate developer has dissolved some units of Fangchebao (FCB), its online real estate and automobile marketplace, Cailianshe reported on Wednesday

A person who visited the theme park on the weekend was found to be infected. Disneyland said the closure was out of 'an abundance of caution' and advised visitors to reschedule their visits

Premier says world's second-largest economy needs cross-cyclical adjustments, urging tax cuts and better funding

The National Press and Publication Administration will resume issuing new licences for video games by the end of November, 21st Century Business Herald said, citing unnamed people

China Aoyuan Group sells properties at a loss of HK$177 million to repay debt and its stock price subsequently plummeted

Trading in the Shenzhen-based parent group remains suspended as it tackles the most offshore debt of any Chinese developer after China Evergrande

State planner's remarks came as China kicked off its winter heating season in the north in early November, and a months-long power shortage eases in other parts of the country