China's power issue may make the global car shortage much worse
Experts say the car shortage currently plaguing the United States and other countries could get much worse due to a magnesium shortage in China and across the globe.
Doing business in China as we know it is ‘over,’ expert says
Leland Miller argues that high-risk investment portfolios may prove to be more successful in Chinese markets.
Xi Jinping Faces Resistance to Property-Tax Plan
Chinese President Xi Jinping has made no secret of his desire to deflate China’s property bubble. He is facing resistance over a measure aimed at curbing housing speculation: a nationwide property tax.
Keane sounds alarm on China's nuclear capabilities: A 'new chapter' in advanced technology
Gen. Jack Keane (Ret.) said that, while not confirmed by the United States, it appears China is attempting to nuclearize space, which would give the country an advantage.
Ford Mustang Mach-E production begins in China
Production of the Ford Mustang Mach-E has kicked off in China where the automaker is building it for local consumption. This is the first time that a product with the Mustang name has been built in the country.
Power squeeze curbs Chinese growth, leaves Europe in a gas bind
China's power shortages hit growth in the world's second-biggest economy, threatening more pain for global supply chains, while Europe's gas squeeze looked set to continue as Russia's Gazprom showed no sign of hiking exports to the region in October.
China's economy stumbles on power crunch, property woes
China's economy hit its slowest pace of growth in a year in the third quarter, hurt by power shortages, supply chain bottlenecks, and major wobbles in the property market and raising pressure on policymakers to do more to prop up the faltering recovery.
Evergrande CEO in Hong Kong for restructuring, asset sale talks, sources say
Evergrande Group's chief executive is holding talks in Hong Kong with investment banks and creditors over a possible restructuring and asset sales, two people said, as the Chinese developer battles against default on more than $300 billion in debts.
China crackdown on Apple store hits holy book apps, Audible
Apple's China-based store removed holy books from Amazon's audiobook service Audible and phone apps
Microsoft folds LinkedIn social network in China
Microsoft said it would shut the Chinese version of LinkedIn after facing challenging internet regulations from the Chinese government
US solar group seeking tariffs refuses to reveal its members
A U.S. solar group seeking import tariffs on panels made by Chinese companies in Southeast Asia has refused a request by federal trade officials to reveal its members' identities, citing fears of retaliation by Beijing, according to a document the group filed with the Commerce Department on Wednesday.
Tom Cotton calls Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo leader of 'China Lobby'
Tom Cotton, R-Ark., penned a scathing op-ed Tuesday labeling President Biden’s Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo the leader of the “China Lobby.”
Billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma reappears in Hong Kong: sources
Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma, largely out of public view since a regulatory clampdown started on his business empire late last year, is currently in Hong Kong and has met business associates in recent days.
Tesla's China shipments hit record in September
Tesla Inc.’s shipments of China-made vehicles hit a record in September.
Xi Jinping scrutinizes Chinese financial institutions’ ties with private firms
Chinese President Xi Jinping is zeroing in on the ties that China’s state banks and other financial stalwarts have developed with big private-sector players, expanding his push to curb capitalist forces in the economy.
Evergrande misses 3rd round of bond coupon payments, intensifying contagion fears
China Evergrande Group on Tuesday missed its third round of bond payments in three weeks, intensifying market fears over contagion involving other property developers as a wall of debt payment obligations come due in the near-term.
Beyond Evergrande, China’s property market faces a $5 trillion reckoning
China Evergrande Group, the embattled property developer, is the first high-profile real-estate company to run into serious trouble in Beijing’s campaign to tame a roaring property market. But it's a symptom of a broader problem.
Disney meets roadblocks to releasing movies in China
The Magic Kingdom is running into trouble in the Middle Kingdom.
Evergrande says six execs have returned funds from advance redemption of products
Six executives of heavily indebted China Evergrande Group have returned funds from early redemptions of the company’s investment products, the property group said on Saturday.
Evergrande creditors fear imminent default as concerns shake sector
China Evergrande Group offshore bondholders are concerned that it is close to defaulting on debt payments and want more information and transparency from the cash-strapped property developer, their advisers said.