Congressional probe finds no evidence of Huawei spying
A White House-led review of security risks posed by Chinese telecom firm Huawei Technologies found
Politics & Society
One Chinese dead, 100 detained in Ghana
A Chinese citizen was killed and more than 100 others detained by Ghanaian police in a crackdown on
China, Japan agree to talks on dispute
China and Japan will enter into formal talks with the aim of easing tensions in a territorial dispu
Canada to exclude Huawei from government projects
The Canadian government said it will bar Chinese technology firm Huawei Technologies from taking pa
US raises tariffs on Chinese solar cells
The US government has imposed higher anti-subsidy tariffs on solar cells imported from China,
Three Chinese firms face blocked US entry
National security issues in the US are increasing the number of Chinese companies stumbling under g
China deputies to attend summits in Japan
China's most senior financial leaders would not attend the annual IMF and World Bank meetings, whic
China's housing prices rise, but controlled
Housing prices in 100 Chinese cities rose less in September than in August, indicating government a
Korean car makers profit on Japan-China tensions
South Korean car manufacturers Hyundai Motors (005380.KRX, 005385.KRX, 005387.KRX) and affiliate Ki
Ai Weiwei loses $2.4m tax appeal
Artist and activist Ai Weiwei lost his appeal against a US$2.4 million fine for back taxes, a measu
This week in China
Lil’ loving for lil’ Kim; Guangzhou policy leaves riches on the street
Lil’ loving for lil’ Kim; Guangzhou policy leaves riches on the street
China, Japan hold 'tense' talks over islands
Chinese and Japanese foreign ministers held a meeting to discuss the contentious dispute over a gro
Japanese car makers cut further
Japanese car manufacturers announced they will further reduce mainland production and indicated tha
China launches first aircraft carrier amid islands dispute
China's first aircraft carrier entered service on Tuesday, in what appears to be a show of force in
Chinese animosity leads Toyota to slow production
Auto maker Toyota Motor (TM.NYSE, 7203.TYO, TYT.LON, TOM.FRA) will slow manufacturing rates at fact
Chinese patrol escalates East China Sea tensions
Four Chinese vessels steered into waters surrounding a group of East China Sea islands at the cente
Former Chongqing police chief sentenced to 15 years
A Chinese court sentenced Chongqing’s ex-police chief Wang Lijun to 15 years in jail for corruption
Japanese companies reopen in China
Japanese auto maker Toyota Motor (TM.NYSE, 7203.TYO) and retailer Aeon (8267.TYO) had resumed opera
US auditors tentatively gain observer access to China
Chinese and US authorities tentatively agreed to allow US observers increased access to Chinese aud
Japan to ask Beijing for embassy repair costs
The Japanese government will ask China to pay for repairs to its embassy and consulates after anti-
Bo could be open to criminal charges
A Xinhua New Agency report suggested recently fallen Communist Party official Bo Xilai interfered w
This week in China
Shop til you drop; Nothing to break in Shanghai
Shop til you drop; Nothing to break in Shanghai
EU suspends trade case on eve of summit
The EU stalled a controversial trade case against two Chinese telecommunication companies on the ev
Political opposition hits CNOOC takeover
CNOOC’s (CEO.NYSE, 0883.HKG) buyout of Canadian oil and gas producer Nexen (NXY:TSE) will face scru
Case closed for former Chongqing police chief
The trial of Wang Lijun, the most senior Chinese communist party official ever to seek asylum at a
China to reduce drug prices
New government-instituted price ceilings for cancer, immune and blood-system drugs in China will br
Island angst hurts Japanese companies
Continuing anti-Japanese protests have forced Japanese companies to shut down operations in parts o
Chinese government reins in inequality, research shows
US presidential campaigns hits on China trade complaint
Subsidies to Chinese auto makers have become a flashpoint for verbal sparring as US presidential ca
Anti-Japan protests continue over island dispute
Anti-Japanese demonstrations intensified on Saturday and Sunday, with violence and property destruc
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