CICC, China Investment Securities said to be in merger talks

Investment bank China International Capital Corp. and brokerage China Investment Securities Co., firms with 186 billion yuan (USD28 billion) of assets last year, are in talks on a possible merger,

HK pro-democracy protest draws tens of thousands

Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers took to the southern Chinese city’s streets for an annual pro-democracy protest march Friday, as tensions persisted over the high-profile case of a bookseller secretly detained

Clashes amid Italy’s crackdown on its Chinese community

A crackdown by Italian authorities on the increasingly powerful Chinese community in Tuscany resulted in new searches Friday in Italy’s Chinatown and clashes this week that drew the ire of China’s Foreign

Heavy rains leave 50 dead

Three days of heavy rain in southern China have left 50 people dead and another 12 missing and destroyed thousands of homes, authorities said yesterday, as areas along the Yangtze

Police injured as residents protest incinerator

A protest yesterday against an incinerator in a southern Chinese town turned violent as some people attempted to break into government offices and police were injured, residents and authorities said. The

Analysis | How Brexit makes yuan a crucial thing for markets to watch

For markets, Brexit is not just a story of European disintegration. The financial market stresses that could emanate from the results of the U.K. referendum bear a close resemblance to what

South China Sea | Sensitive Philippine comments on sea feud aired partly on TV

The new Philippine foreign secretary has made sensitive remarks about territorial disputes in the South China Sea that were broadcast live by the state-run TV network before it abruptly cut

Courts | Two police officers charged over man’s death

Beijing prosecutors said they have arrested two police officers on charges of negligence nearly two months after a man’s death in their custody sparked nationwide concern over police abuse. The prosecutor’s

Energy | Trouble in renewables spotted in idled wind farms

Trouble may be brewing in China’s renewable energy industry if idled wind farms are anything to go by. The nation’s clean-energy investment binge has made it the world leader in wind,

China-Taiwan | President Tsai calls for continued communication across Strait

Taiwan’s government will continue to look for ways to maintain dialogue with China, President Tsai Ing-wen says, after Beijing said it had halted a regular communication mechanism with Taipei, Reuters

Tibetan director Pema Tseden hospitalized after scuffle

Tibetan film director Pema Tseden has been hospitalized following a scuffle at a Chinese airport, bringing an outpouring of support from fans on social media. Tseden’s producer Sonam said the director

Beijing replaces top internet regulator and censor with deputy

China has replaced its internet regulator Lu Wei, the hard liner responsible for leading the government’s efforts to tighten control over domestic cyberspace and export the ruling Communist Party’s philosophy

First made-in-China jetliner makes debut commercial flight

The first regional jet produced in China’s initiative to compete in the commercial aircraft market made its debut flight yesterday carrying 70 passengers. The ARJ21-700 jet is one of a series of initiatives

Adidas extends PRC sports push in agreement with billionaire

Adidas AG signed an agreement with billionaire Wang Jianlin’s Dalian Wanda Group Co. to help develop soccer and basketball in China as the German company seeks to capitalize on increasing interest

Interview | David Leung, Alco Electronics: ‘Chinese skipped all the shopping mall phenomenon, they jumped right into internet selling’

A look inside Alco Electronics Ltd.’s factory in China shows what it takes to succeed as a maker of gadgets for the rest of the world — human precision in

China on schedule for launch this year of 2nd space station

China recovered an experimental probe launched aboard a new generation rocket, marking another milestone in its increasingly ambitious space program that envisions a mission to Mars by the end of

Beijing a potential winner in Britain-EU breakup

China is a potential winner if Britain and the European Union rework trade deals and look for investors after a British exit. Beijing faces a blow from weaker European demand for

South China Sea | Top China envoy visits Vietnam ahead of court ruling

A top Chinese diplomat is visiting Vietnam ahead of a ruling by an international court on Beijing’s extensive territorial claims in the South China Sea. The visit by State Councilor Yang

Beijing cuts contact with Taiwan liaison body over Tsai

Beijing said Saturday it had cut off contact with the main Taiwan liaison body because of President Tsai Ing-wen’s refusal to endorse the concept of a single Chinese nation, ratcheting

Rescuers search rubble in east China after tornado kills 98

Rescuers in eastern China searched Friday for survivors of a tornado and hailstorm that killed at least 98 people as it swept over a city’s outskirts, destroying buildings, smashing trees and flipping

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