Chinese President Xi Jinping’s drive for “common prosperity” is set to have a defining impact on life in the world’s...

China's drive for “common prosperity" is called a ''profound revolution'' by state media. It has unnerved investors, who are growing increasingly concerned about the country's spiralling economic problems.

Portfolios are being reshaped with equities in the country’s online giants sidestepped, while shares in solar energy firms and chipmakers are preferred

Shares of the office developer saw their biggest daily fall since 2007 with speculation rife that the US equity firm scrapped the deal over fears China’s regulator would reject the move

Chinese President's regulatory crackdown aims to counter wealth inequality, but it has also created unpredictability and risk for investors in the country's equity markets

Societe Generale has selected a basket of 30 stocks it deems most likely to thrive amid China's 'profound revolution.'

Beijing’s crackdown on tech companies and its strict Covid lockdowns are pulling the rug from under the country’s economic recovery, says Enodo Economics.

Alibaba, Tencent and Pinduoduo are backing President Xi's call for successful companies to help narrow the country's wealth gap

This is an idea first mentioned by Mao, which President Xi hopes can be achieved by narrowing the huge wealth gap that threatens the country's economic ascent and Communist Party rule

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