Beijing announced export controls on 28 defense-focused U.S. companies ahead of President-elect Donald Trump taking office.

ST’s foreign bureaus outline how these power players will approach the new year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

This week, Chinese 10-year government bond yields hit a new low, suggesting investor pessimism about the country’s long-term ...

Chinese shares closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index dropping 1.6% to 3211.43. The Shenzhen Composite Index fell ...

For the most part, Nikkei Asia readers' predictions for the year came to pass much as they expected. The Bank of Japan began ...

The Chinese automaker BYD, which makes fully electric and hybrid vehicles, just announced record sales for the year.

The Australian dollar has come under a lot of pressure over the past two weeks, raising the question is the Reserve Bank ...

Since middle December 2024, interactions and communications between China and the US in the economic and financial sectors ...

The wind turbine nacelle cover at the energy equipment industrial park of Envision Group, a green technology company based in ...

Weak consumer demand is just one of a range of factors plaguing the economy as the calendar turns from 2024 to 2025, even ...

IBM scaled down its R&D operations in China, joining a long list of global tech firms that have trimmed their mainland ...

If Donald Trump’s fans and detractors can agree on anything about the U.S. president-elect, it’s that he’s a man of the 1980s ...