CIA: Beijing is waging a ‘quiet kind of cold war’

China is waging a “quiet kind of cold war” against the United States, using all its resources to try to replace America as the leading

Offbeat | China sees 310m exits, entries in first half of 2018

China saw over 310 million exits and entries across the border in the first half of 2018, a 7.7-percent increase year on year, according to the Bureau of

Belt & Road | President Xi visits UAE amid push to increase influence

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived late yesterday in Abu Dhabi on his first trip to the United Arab Emirates as the leader of China at a time when

Didi enters taxi-hailing business in Japan

Chinese mobile service giant Didi Chuxing and Tokyo-based SoftBank Corp. have set up a joint venture for taxi-hailing in Japan. The companies announced the plan yesterday

Economy | Borrower’s USD11 billion debt mountain comes crashing down

China this month recorded one of its biggest corporate-debt defaults yet, with the downfall of a coal miner that had ridden the country’s wave of credit until

Analysis | Textile industry shattered by China trade embraces Trump crusade

While there’s no shortage of doom and gloom coming from corporate America about President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, there is at least one

Love triangle | Cupid favors Xi over Trump in battle for Putin’s affections

In the race to woo Vladimir Putin, China’s Xi Jinping is beating Donald Trump. Trump’s quest to kindle a bromance with the Russian

Air China fired pilots over e-cigarette emergency

China has revoked the licenses of two Air China pilots after a vaping incident in the cockpit forced an emergency descent last week, Chinese media has

Hong Kong | Pro-independence party faces possible ban

Authorities yesterday told a political party that advocates independence for Hong Kong the group might be banned on national security grounds, in one of the most severe steps

FAQ | World Trade Organization’s role in Washington-Beijing dispute

China is turning to the World Trade Organization as a way to fight back against the latest tariffs proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Its complaint

US challenges China, EU and others at WTO over steel tariffs

The Trump administration brought cases against China, the European Union, Canada, Mexico and Turkey at the World Trade Organization for retaliating against American tariffs on

Banking | Panic roils peer-to-peer lenders

China’s savers are rushing to pull money from peer-to-peer lending platforms, accelerating a contraction of the USD195 billion industry and testing the government’s ability to

China hears rumbles of company discontent in rare open session

The ink had barely dried on the first joint statement between China and the European Union in three years before the complaints began. Following a rare

Innovation | Huawei may beat Samsung to 5G in its own backyard

While Samsung Electronics Co. has become synonymous with technology in South Korea, a controversial rival could upstage it in the race to build fifth-generation wireless

Economic growth cools amid trade tensions

China’s economic growth slowed in the quarter ending in June, adding to challenges for Beijing as its tariff battle with Washington escalates. The world’s second-largest economy

Beijing files WTO challenge to USD200b tariff plan

China announced it filed a World Trade Organization challenge yesterday to U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal for a tariff hike on USD200 billion of Chinese goods, reacting

Beijing loves Xiaomi, just in its own special way

Xiaomi Corp. has caught a lot of breaks from Hong Kong and its stock exchange. China isn’t playing ball. Yet. The Hong Kong-Xiaomi relationship is crucial, and symbiotic.

Opinion | Japan isn’t stepping aside as China steps up

China doesn’t quite have the game sewn up. So bad is the West’s public-relations standing in the era of Trump and Brexit that it’s easy to see Chinese

China Southern in talks with British Airways on joint venture

China Southern Airlines Co., one of the nation’s top three state carriers, is exploring a joint venture with British Airways for flights between the Asian country and the

Beijing bars foreign companies, other securities from stock link

Chinese investors will be barred from trading in shares of dozens of foreign companies and those with weighted-voting rights such as Xiaomi Corp. as regulators seek to

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