Moving production overseas to bypass tariffs shows how China’s role in the global economy is evolving
Funding benefits like pensions and health insurance has grown increasingly dependent on subsidies from already cash-strapped local governments
The open-source model provides medical AI developers from startups to tech giants with free access to code to help develop potentially cutting-edge technologies
The novel technology is a potential game changer, with an edge over liquid lithium cells in energy density, safety, lifespan, driving range and charging time
The projects can help cut company expenses — at the cost of potentially destabilizing the national grid
‘Critically endangered’ Siberian cranes are facing an existential threat from a recently constructed ultra-high-voltage transmission line bordering China’s largest freshwater lake
Although total returns for insurance companies rose last year, many are struggling to meet regulatory requirements and need to raise billions of yuan to improve their financial health
How a new AI powerhouse is reshaping technology and intensifying global competition
The country’s best-selling automaker launched 21 models this month at prices below what it usually costs to get a vehicle fitted with an intelligent driving system
The smash hit shows what's possible for Chinese production companies that have long struggled to compete with their deep-pocketed U.S. rivals
Spending spree by fans of the animated demon child triggers a boom in products based on intellectual property
Less than 7% of the workforce is covered by so-called enterprise annuities, as growth in corporate pensions slowed in recent years in part due to less stringent requirements for employers
While prosecutors argued that staff at Ruide Health misled customers, the defense argued that all their claims have a solid basis — and that police pressured people into complaining
Nearly half of provincial-level authorities have set lower general public budget revenue growth targets this year in the face of persistent economic hurdles
China’s commercial sector has great plans for space but will investors let them get off the ground?
But a relatively muted increase in tourism spending shows consumers remain reluctant to splurge, suggesting the recovery may be short-lived
Boosting domestic demand is seen as key to getting the economy on firmer footing, as the international environment is looking increasingly hostile
Tianshui and Zibo rode an internet-fueled wave of interest in its local restaurants last year. But now that tourist numbers are dwindling, businesses are wrestling with what to do next
If Bangkok’s push to legalize gambling comes to pass, Citigroup estimates the country could become the world’s No. 3 gambling destination
Hospitals and regulators remain skeptical about the accuracy and usefulness of the burgeoning technology
After pulling off a rapid takeover of the Hong Kong market, the Chinese company’s food delivery platform Keeta is exploring new opportunities including a drone service in the UAE
While the president has given the company breathing space in the U.S., any potential next move will be fraught with legal, political and business challenges
Although bonds are still the investment mainstay, yields are too low to match insurers’ obligations and the stock market lacks enough high-quality, dividend-paying companies
Its super-efficient open-source models upend U.S. dominance of the technology
Besides the need to better understand the workings of the human mind, more practical problems need to be tackled — like industry standards