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China's currency has dropped below levels that prompted the Trump administration to label Beijing a currency manipulator last year.

The stories of WTI and Brent crude -- each an oil market benchmark -- reflect decades-long shifts in global demand for crude.

Tencent Holdings Ltd. is in discussions to buy a stake in Warner Music Group as part of the record company’s initial public offering, a key test for a new-issue market that has been hobbled by the coronavirus pandemic.

A KFC trial run of meatless chicken nuggets sold out quickly last month.

Trump's moves on Friday recognized the enduring failure by China’s government to honor commitments.

Hong Kong became a semi-autonomous region of China after the 1997 handover from Great Britain.

Stocks end the week and month higher.

The president said the U.S. will crack down on Chinese companies listed on American exchanges.

Holding China accountable will be a popular long-standing decision, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."

President Donald Trump said he would make an announcement about China on Friday, and administration officials said he is considering a months-old proposal to revoke the visas of students affiliated with educational institutions in China linked to the People’s Liberation Army or Chinese intelligence.

The two-day stock rally came to an end on Thursday

Tensions are escalating between the US and China and the Phase I trade deal may be hanging in the balance

Trump is renewing his hard line on China.

The reported crackdown would apply to 3,000 out of the 360,000 Chinese students in the U.S.

Nio's first-quarter deliveries fell amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

China's national security resolution undercuts the "one country, two systems" framework.

The latest warnings involved Zhao Lijian’s tweets from March blaming the U.S. for the pandemic

Hong Kong is losing the protections for its judiciary and human rights that made it more attractive to investors, Joshua Wong told FOX Business.

One year after last summer's chaotic and frequently violent anti-government protests, the Chinese government has announced that it plans to pass a controversial national security law.

Thousands of protesters shouted pro-democracy slogans and insults at police in Hong Kong on Wednesday as lawmakers debated a bill criminalizing abuse of the Chinese national anthem in the semi-autonomous city.