Lü Yi built a massive business network on billions of yuan in fraudulent loans and turned rural banks into personal ATMs. Then he vanished

Increasing numbers of Chinese insurers are launching health insurance policies targeting people with chronic illnesses, which make up as much as one-fifth of China’s population

Those born under the one-child policy face the demands of rearing their own children while providing care for their aging parents

The aggressive entry of tech giants like Huawei is helping give deep-pocketed traditional carmakers an edge

A new law gives authorities powerful new weapons to help prevent millions of people from losing billions of dollars to cellphone and internet fraud

The fintech company is a shadow of the titan it once was, with its highly lucrative consumer lending business decoupled from ubiquitous payments service Alipay

Beijing is pushing ahead with national legislation designed to crack down on the dishonest tactics that debtors — including government agencies — use to sidestep court orders

Sichuan electricity shortage this summer exposes a major challenge as China pushes for wind, solar and hydro to offset greenhouse gas-emitting coal

Property market crisis and slowing economic growth have slashed demand and turned profits into mounting losses

The central government has been trying to get more foreign-trade firms to protect themselves in the face of this year’s swings in the yuan exchange rate, but companies have reasons to be reluctant

How a preliminary accord between regulators could help keep as many as 200 Chinese stocks worth over $1.5 trillion trading in the U.S.

The national economy grew just 0.4% in the second quarter, with coronavirus lockdowns the main culprit

Cases spark discussion on difficulty victims face in escaping abusers amid institutional bias, evidence requirements and social pressure

Dozens of small and midsize private fund management firms say they have been defrauded by con artists who each work at multiple companies simultaneously with the intention of only collecting their base salaries

While nation is on track to exceed its renewable energy targets, a heatwave and drought are slashing hydropower output, bringing out-of-favor thermal power back into frame

The heinous saga of Zhang Chenggong spotlights the long-standing problem of corruption in China’s judicial and prison systems

While both Asian financial hubs expected a shot in the arm from approving ‘blank check’ companies, the reception has been lukewarm

High costs and fierce competition have made it hard for companies in the instant grocery delivery game to turn a profit

In its push to accelerate the e-CNY, the central bank faces big outlays for technology and processing capacity and the need for a robust regulatory infrastructure

More Chinese companies are turning to Hong Kong to hedge the growing risk of being delisted in New York