
A nationwide crackdown has exposed high-ranking officials who bought promotions, rigged procurement deals and traded safety approvals for cash

Melting ice and changes in global politics have driven development of northern sea routes, but safety risks, higher costs and a short shipping season have limited their appeal

The economic historian discusses the rapid rise of technology and says he would like China to go as fast and as far as it can

The city’s goal to become an ‘international education hub’ seeks to reap economic benefits from an influx of overseas students. But is there space to accommodate them?

As U.S. tech giants pursue compute-heavy infrastructure, China bets on power in numbers with homegrown innovation and modular design

‘Zero-mileage’ used vehicles distort sales data, damage Chinese brands’ reputation overseas, and export the toxic competition plaguing the domestic market, critics say

Technological limitations of chatbots and increasingly strict government oversight are hampering apps’ ability to retain users, undermining their subscription-based business models

With U.S. surcharges squeezing Chinese builders and rivals ramping up subsidies, the long boom in China’s maritime supremacy may have reached a turning point

China’s state-owned auto majors such as Dongfeng and SAIC are overcoming their reluctance to cede control over core vehicle functions as they fall further behind privately owned rivals

Investor euphoria belies the challenging transition the industry is navigating after policy changes undermined an established business model

A civil suit in Zhejiang province highlights a common industry practice that allows producers to effectively pay others to dispose of hazardous materials on their behalf while sidestepping legal responsibility for paying their share of any clean-up bill

In rural Guizhou province, a boarding house for the children of migrant workers has also become an unlikely refuge for their mothers, as they seek to escape poverty and broken marriages

How keen local governments will be to take on new interest-bearing debts to clear interest-free ones has become a cause for concern

Despite the central African country lifting its export ban on the metal, a planned quota system has raised questions about the new regime’s workability

Beijing’s draft bankruptcy law revision widens the state’s role, expands creditor protection and introduces paths for reorganization and limited personal debt relief

Even after years of stepped-up rules on campus meals in China, the official supervisory system remains fragmented and relies too much on catering companies to regulate themselves

As pre-made meals become more common, a public backlash demands clarity on what’s fresh, what’s not and who decides

Reducing reliance on coal and investing in clean teach will define the country’s global energy standing in 2030 and test the limits of reform

After years of simmering discontent with a starkly divided society, it took a policy misstep to bring Nepal’s youth pouring onto the streets

While innovative GLP-1 drugs have been blockbusters, spiraling competition could spell a shakeout for the industry, investors warn

As relations with the U.S. cool, Modi has been seeking warmer relations with China and Russia in a delicate balancing act

A growing number are using the technology to create in-game assets, dialogue and even game plots

The country’s railways and airports were packed this summer, but the post-pandemic consumer slump persisted

Backed by policy and investor euphoria, the company became a symbol of China’s chip ambitions — now it must prove it can deliver at scale

China’s aging population and rapid medical advances are fueling demand for high-quality drugs — with the country’s basic insurance fund under immense strain, health care authorities have turned to commercial insurance for a potential solution
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