HK curbs lending to developers as property risks soar

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority tightened limits on bank loans to property developers, as it seeks to contain risks in the city’s booming real-estate market.

Hong Kong Dollar selloff risks derailing the city’s stocks

The Federal Reserve is playing havoc with the Hong Kong dollar - and the stock market could be next. The pegged currency has been torpedoed

China said to prep Hong Kong stock support for Handover Day

China’s government has made preparations to support the Hong Kong stock market if needed to create a positive atmosphere before July 1, when Xi Jinping is

8 dead, 20 injured after moderate quake in remote Xinjiang

A moderate earthquake that struck close to the earth’s surface killed eight people and injured more than 20 others in far western China yesterday, the region’s earthquake administration

Four tons of garbage collected in Everest cleanup

Workers and volunteers have collected four tons of garbage from the Chinese north side of Mount Everest in the first five days of a cleanup operation,

‘Silk Road’ stirs unease over its strategic goals

In a mountain valley in Kashmir, plans are under way for Chinese engineers guarded by Pakistani forces to expand the lofty Karakoram Highway in a project

Special report Hong Kong shoebox, coffin homes a challenge for new leader

Li Suet-wen’s dream home would have a bedroom and living room where her two children could play and study. The reality is a one-room “shoebox”

Xie Yang and Li Heping | Court releases two prominent rights lawyers after 22 months

China has released two prominent human rights lawyers detained nearly two years ago, after they allegedly confessed in court to collaborating with foreign organizations and media to

US reps, Dalai Lama take aim at China sore spot Tibet

As President Donald Trump appears to be warming to China, a bipartisan group from the U.S. House of Representatives took aim yesterday at one of Beijing’s sore

The Buzz | Zhang Yimou says ‘Great Wall’ story may have been too weak

Zhang Yimou says the disappointing U.S. performance of the biggest budget China-U.S. co-production to date, “The Great Wall,” may have been down to a weak story, but he hopes

Beijing stepping up scrutiny of active stock traders as Xi hosts summit

China is stepping up scrutiny of stock traders as the government prepares to host representatives from more than 100 countries at a summit in Beijing attended

Chinese tycoons plant money management flags on Wall Street

When a new hedge fund opened in Mountainside, New Jersey, a leafy suburb that still holds an annual little-league parade, few would have guessed where much

12 killed, including 10 S Korean children, in accident

Twelve people, including 10 South Korean school children, were killed yesterday when their bus was involved in an accident and caught fire inside a tunnel in eastern

Trump in-laws promote thorny visa-for-sale program in China

Plenty can go wrong when foreign money mixes with immigration green cards, real estate deals and political connections. Revelations that the sister of Jared Kushner, President

Taiwan pushes for inclusion in global health summit

Taiwan is pushing for a last-minute invitation to an annual World Health Organization summit amid rising pressure from Beijing to isolate the island by blocking its participation

AP Exclusive | Activist lawyer’s family says US helped them flee

Stuck in a Bangkok jail with a deportation order against her, Chen Guiqiu waited with dread over what seemed certain to come next. A Thai immigration official

Lawyer Xie Yang tells Chinese court confession wasn’t forced

Chinese human rights lawyer Xie Yang told a court yesterday that he wasn’t forced into confessing to crimes after being detained in a large government crackdown on

Hainan plans a USD3 billion medical tourism hotspot

On the hilly and tropical island of Hainan, local officials and companies are investing billions of dollars to transform a string of riverside villages into a medical tourism destination.

1st large Chinese-made passenger jet makes its maiden flight 

The first large Chinese-made passenger jetliner completed its maiden test flight on Friday, a milestone in China's long-term goal to break into the Western-dominated aircraft market. The takeoff of the C919

Ferrari supercar fight leads to embezzlement lawsuits

Some of the rarest cars in the world are at the heart of a London lawsuit embroiling an associate of one of China’s wealthiest men. Zhao Hua Chen, who

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