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PetroChina Co. said it has unloaded a liquefied natural gas cargo near Beijing, easing a shortage of the fuel in northern China, while also restarting pipeline supplies in the south
China’s banking regulator laid out planned restrictions on thousands of online peer-to-peer lenders, pledging to “cleanse the market” as failed platforms and suspected frauds highlight risks within a booming industry. Online
China said yesterday that it would impose new restrictions on media reports about domestic terrorism, as it continued to deride a French journalist being forced to leave the country after questioning
A government official in Shenzhen killed himself a week after a landslide from a huge pile of construction waste in the city left scores missing and presumed dead, police said
The Shanghai Composite Index fell 2.6 percent in its biggest loss since Nov. 27 as emerging-market stocks halted a two-week rally. China recommenced initial public share offerings this month after banning new
China said Saturday that it will not renew press credentials for a French journalist, effectively expelling her following a harsh media campaign against her for questioning the official line equating ethnic
The owner of a Chinese gypsum mine drowned yesterday after jumping into a well in an apparent suicide during rescue efforts for 17 workers still trapped two days after the
Japanese authorities said that for the first time Saturday, an armed Chinese coast guard vessel entered its territorial waters off islands claimed by both countries that are a flashpoint of
The front-runner in Taiwan’s presidential race said yesterday that she would seek stable relations with mainland China, but did not rule out revisiting the island’s official stance on independence, leaving
A migrant worker was pulled out alive yesterday after he was buried for more than 60 hours in a massive landslide that swept through part of a major manufacturing city
The Japanese company that owns the Hello Kitty brand said it has fixed a security leak in an online fan site for the famous character that compromised the personal information
The Hong Kong arm of one of China’s biggest securities companies said yesterday its chairman has returned to work after disappearing a month ago. Guotai Junan International Holdings said Yim Fung had
Police in Guangdong have detained seven labor activists, including three leading members of China’s nascent grassroots labor movement, on charges they improperly intervened in labor disputes, the official Xinhua News
A Chinese naval hospital ship is making a first-ever call at a South American port in a sign of the Asian economic giant’s growing influence in the resource-rich region. The Peace
BEIJING (AP) - A migrant worker was pulled out alive today (Wednesday) after he was buried for more than 60 hours in a massive landslide that swept through part of
Spain’s Mireia Lalaguna Royo was named the winner of the Miss World 2015 competition in the southern Chinese island resort of Sanya, an event dogged by controversy over China’s refusal to allow
Beijing was enveloped in eye-watering, throat-irritating smog on Saturday as the second red alert of the month went into effect in the Chinese capital, forcing many cars off the roads
China’s tourism authority named and shamed another five tourists for bad behavior and says it is working with airlines on a possible flying ban. Those added to the list of “uncivilized
Rescuers searched yesterday for 85 missing people a day after the collapse of a mountain of excavated soil and construction waste that had been piled up over two years in China’s manufacturing
Wal-Mart is turning to its marketing chief in China to shape how it relays its message to shoppers in the U.S. The world’s largest retailer named Tony Rogers as chief marketing officer
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