Beijing unlikely to save Evergrande, report says
Evergrande, the massive Chinese real estate developer that rattled the US market on Monday after reports that it is struggling to avoid defaulting on $89 billion in debt, is unlikely to benefit from a Beijing bailout, according to a report.
Trump sanctions on Iran decimated regime's global trade: report
Trump administration sanctions on Iran decimated the hardline regime's trade with the world's largest economies, knocking it from $46 billion in 2019 to $28 billion in 2020, according to a non-public report sent by the Biden administration to Congress earlier this month.
Xi Jinping aims to rein in Chinese capitalism, hew to Mao’s socialist vision
Xi Jinping’s campaign against private enterprise, it is increasingly clear, is far more ambitious than meets the eye. China's Communist president aims to rein in Chinese capitalism and hew to Mao Zedong's socialist vision.
Energy stocks resist market’s September slide
Even with stocks skidding to their worst day in four months, energy remains the top-performing sector in the market.
White House monitoring China's Evergrande
While Evergrande is based in China, the White House is keeping close tabs on the situation.
China's Evergrande: What to know
China's Evergrande is among the country's largest lenders and is facing billions of mounting debt, roiling global stock markets.
TikTok maker caps screen time for youths in China
In the latest move to curb screen time for younger Chinese users, ByteDance Ltd., the maker of the hit short-video mobile app TikTok, said that it would restrict access to Douyin, the Chinese version of the app, to 40 minutes a day for users under 14 years old.
TikTok maker caps screen time for youths in China
In the latest move to curb screen time for younger Chinese users, ByteDance Ltd., the maker of the hit short-video mobile app TikTok, said that it would restrict access to Douyin, the Chinese version of the app, to 40 minutes a day for users under 14 years old.
Apple, Google block Alexei Navalny’s app in act of ‘political censorship’
Apple and Google stand accused of “political censorship” after the companies removed an app created by imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny under pressure from the Kremlin.
World Bank cancels flagship ‘doing business’ report after investigation
The World Bank canceled a prominent report rating the business environment of the world’s countries after an investigation concluded that senior bank management pressured staff to alter data affecting the ranking of China and other nations.
China’s economic recovery stalls as COVID-19 continues
Growth across a range of Chinese economic indicators pulled back sharply in August, as a new outbreak of the COVID-19 delta variant and tighter government regulations on the property market hit consumer spending and the housing sector.
China moves to limit social media, gaming as teens get more addicted and mental health is impacted
TikTok on Tuesday launched a set of new "well-being resources" in light of a report surrounding Instagram that found the photo-sharing app is aware of how it negatively impacts young users.
Rep. Perry says Gen. Milley should ‘absolutely resign’ after ‘treasonous’ action
Rep. Scott Perry says Gen. Mark Milley should resign from his post after committing 'treasonous activity.'
Wynn, Las Vegas Sands shares hit on China’s Macau plans
China may step up surveillance of Wynn Resorts, Las Vegas Sands and other casinos doing business in the lucrative province of Macau.
Companies tied to Chinese exile Guo Wengui to pay $539 million to settle SEC action
Three media companies tied to exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui have agreed to pay $539 million to settle regulatory claims they violated investor-protection laws when they raised money from over 5,000 investors.
GOP lawmaker on Biden calling China's Xi: Not confident the president is putting America first
Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, discusses President Biden's first call with China President Xi Jinping in months amid rising tensions.
China fines Canada Goose over misleading advertising: reports
China has fined Canada Goose, a Canadian clothing company known for its outdoor apparel, over what it alleges to be misleading advertisement tactics, according to reports.
NBC's planned Beijing Olympics coverage targeted by human rights groups
NBC and other broadcasters around the world are being asked to cancel their planned coverage of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, according to a report.
BlackRock responds to Soros' criticism of its China investments
Hedge fund tycoon George Soros condemned Blackrock's recent billion-dollar investment in China in a Monday op-ed published by The Wall Street Journal.
BlackRock’s China blunder
President Xi Jinping's "Common Prosperity" program puts foreign investors in danger, seeking to reduce inequality by distributing the rich's wealth to the general population.