Starbucks opens largest store in the world
Starbucks is going big—really big—in China.
U.S. sets China aluminum probe as it presses on trade
The Trump administration took new action Tuesday in its emerging strategy to ramp up trade pressure on Beijing, dusting off a little-used authority to combat imports of inexpensive Chinese aluminum.
China Shares Dip as Investors Take Profit Amid Economic Worry
China stocks dipped on Wednesday following the previous day's sharp rally, as growing optimism about MSCI adding mainland stocks to its emerging markets index was offset by worries over China's economy and a looming U.S. rate hike.
China Shares Rise, Tracking Gains Elsewhere in Asia
China shares rebounded on Friday morning, tracking gains in Asian markets as investor jitters calmed after the killing of a British lawmaker was seen turning sentiment against a vote to exit the European Union.
China Shares Post Worst Day in 6 Weeks
China stocks closed sharply lower on Wednesday, with major indexes posting their worst daily performance in six weeks, as investors sold off on worries that regulatory changes are coming.
China Shares Fall to One-Month Low
China stocks fell to a near one-month closing low on Monday as investor sentiment was hit by regulators' crackdown on speculation as well as a fresh wave of initial public offerings (IPOs).
China Extends Wall St Rally to End Week Higher
China's blue-chip CSI300 Index ended at a seven-month high on Friday, led by financial and property shares, as disappointing economic data raised the prospect of more government stimulus.
Chinese Firm HNA Eyes More ‘Scaramucci Like’ Asset Management Acquisitions
The CEO of Chinese conglomerate HNA Capital sets the record straight about his firm as he gears up for a U.S. buying spree.
MSCI may finally welcome China stocks
The chances of MSCI adding China-listed shares to its global index are increasing.
Why General Motors is outpacing Ford in China
GM's sales are up while Ford's are fading. The difference? Product.
Qualcomm files lawsuits in China to ban iPhones: Bloomberg
Qualcomm Inc filed lawsuits in China, seeking to halt the manufacture and sale of Apple Inc's iPhones in the country, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
Security and trade challenge Trump on first Asia trip
Security and trade will loom large during President Donald Trump's first official visit to Asia, which begins Sunday in Japan.
IBM urges lawmakers to 'narrow' bill targeting Chinese investment
IBM has urged lawmakers to use a different strategy than toughening foreign investment rules because of U.S. concerns about Chinese military actions and intellectual property theft, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
IBM urges lawmakers to 'narrow' bill targeting Chinese investment
IBM has urged lawmakers to use a different strategy than toughening foreign investment rules because of U.S. concerns about Chinese military actions and intellectual property theft, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
China shopping festival smashes record with $25 billion haul
Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, said on Saturday its Singles' Day sales extravaganza hit $25.4 billion, smashing its own record from last year and cementing it as the world's biggest shopping event.
China shopping festival smashes record with $25 billion haul
Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, said on Saturday its Singles' Day sales extravaganza hit $25.4 billion, smashing its own record from last year and cementing it as the world's biggest shopping event.
Talks on Pacific trade pact unfinished, progress uncertain
The Pacific Rim trade pact abandoned by U.S. President Donald Trump remains in limbo after leaders of the 11 countries still involved failed to announce an agreement as expected.
Talks on Pacific trade pact unfinished, progress uncertain
The Pacific Rim trade pact abandoned by U.S. President Donald Trump remains in limbo after leaders of the 11 countries still involved failed to announce an agreement as expected.
Bigger than Black Friday, Alibaba's Singles Day faces fatigue in China
Millions of Chinese consumers will be glued to their smartphones Saturday, buying shoes, clothes, cosmetics and more in an annual shopping extravaganza known as Singles Day.
Bigger than Black Friday, Alibaba's Singles Day faces fatigue in China
Millions of Chinese consumers will be glued to their smartphones Saturday, buying shoes, clothes, cosmetics and more in an annual shopping extravaganza known as Singles Day.













