South China Sea | Philippines says it won’t be embroiled in US-China spat

The Philippines said yesterday that it won’t get embroiled in a fresh spat between the U.S. and China involving Beijing’s protest of an American warship

South China Sea | Philippines says it won’t be embroiled in US-China spat

The Philippines said yesterday that it won’t get embroiled in a fresh spat between the U.S. and China involving Beijing’s protest of an American warship

Prosecutors to seek death penalty in Chinese scholar case

U.S. prosecutors will seek the death penalty for a former physics student charged with the kidnapping and killing of a University of Illinois scholar from China,

Economy | Exports, consumers drive China’s 6.9 percent growth in 2017

China’s economy gained steam in 2017, expanding at a 6.9 percent pace in 2017 in its first annual increase in seven years, according to data

Cross-border cash flows hit turning point last year

China’s cross-border capital flows hit a turning point in 2017 as foreign currency reserve levels stabilized after two years of declines, the country’s foreign exchange

Fake goods | Beijing criticizes US moves on intellectual property, telecoms

China yesterday criticized recent moves by the U.S. targeting the sale of fake goods and Chinese telecoms equipment, saying Washington lacks “objectivity” in its approach

Politics weighs heavily on business

Politics weighs more heavily on foreign companies in China than it has in nearly three decades. The latest flashpoint was Beijing’s fury last week

Not so Super League | After years of big spending, Chinese soccer goes quiet

In the 2017 winter transfer window, the Chinese Super League outspent the English Premier League by USD422 million compared to $315 million. A year on, England or

Former CIA operative held in China spying case

A former CIA operative has been arrested in the U.S. on charges of unlawful retention of classified information, BBC News reported. Jerry Chun Shing Lee, a

Chinese-American journalist says his wife was kidnapped

A Chinese-American journalist who extensively interviewed an exiled businessman says his wife has been kidnapped and held for months by Chinese security forces, adding a subplot to the

Beijing planning to send robot sub to sunken ship

No timeline was given from the deployment, although the Shanghai Maritime Search and Rescue Centre and a Hong Kong newspaper said authorities will send larger salvage

The Buzz | Kara Wai ecstatic over Excellence in Asian Cinema Award

“This is not an acting award, it’s an achievement award, so I’m thrilled,” the star of “Wu Xia” said. With a career that spans more

Replicants | Lifelike robots made in Hong Kong meant to win over humans

David Hanson envisions a future in which AI-powered robots evolve to become “super- intelligent genius machines” that might help solve some of mankind’s most challenging problems. If

Oil spill from sunken tanker is expanding in East China Sea

Several oil slicks have been found in waters around a sunken Iranian tanker ship in the East China Sea in a spill that is

Guangzhou automaker to scrap Trump-sounding brand for US market

Chinese automaker GAC Motor will scrap the brand name it uses in China when it enters the U.S. market next year because it could be confused

IMF says Beijing must fix shortcomings to lead globalization

China should be willing to loosen trade and investment restrictions if it seeks to play a leading role in globalization, International Monetary Fund First Deputy Managing Director

Report: Owners eye sale of C&A fashion chain to Chinese firm

German weekly news magazine Der Spiegel reported that the owners of European fashion chain C&A are considering selling the company to a Chinese investor.

Lego plans video games, social network for children

Toy maker Lego is partnering with China’s internet firm Tencent to offer games, video and possibly a social network aimed at children. The privately-owned

East China Sea slick fire from sunken oil tanker burns out

The fire from a sunken Iranian tanker ship in the East China Sea has burned out, a Chinese transport ministry spokesman said yesterday, although concerns remain about

Banking | Regulator vows to toughen rules on USD38 trillion industry

China’s banking regulator pledged to continue its crackdown on malpractice in the USD38 trillion industry in 2018, vowing to tackle everything from poor corporate governance and

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