US-China | Xi pledges cooperation on cyber issues

Chinese President Xi Jinping said yesterday (Macau time) that China and the United States could work together to address cyber crimes, a problem that has sparked mutual tension. Xi's statement came

Xi Jinping meets businessmen | Investment treaty between China and US key business goal

When Chinese President Xi Jinping addresses a meeting of some of the top names in Chinese and American business today, they may be most interested what he says about progress

US-China | Candidate Fiorina pledges firmness with Beijing, says nix state dinner

Presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina joined her Republican rivals yesterday in saying Chinese President Xi Jinping should not be honored with a state dinner at the White House. The former Hewlett-Packard CEO

Chinese Uighur upholds long tradition of tightrope walking

Askar Obulqasim scans a valley between limestone cliffs reminiscent of a classic Chinese painting as he plots out the terrain for his next big feat. He plans to string a 1,000-meter

Newseum displays freedom slogans in Chinese during Xi visit

Washington’s popular museum about news media is preparing an eye-catching welcome for Chinese President Xi Jinping’s high-­profile state visit this week: large banners calling for his authoritarian government to respect

Analysis | Undercurrent of tension on China state dinner menu

It’s never good when tension is on the dinner menu. When Chinese President Xi Jinping and wife Peng Liyuan visit Washington later this week, President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle,

US-China | Cyberespionage puts ‘enormous strain’ on ties

Cyberespionage for economic gain by China is putting “enormous strain” on U.S.-China relations and needs to stop, President Barack Obama’s national security adviser said yesterday. Susan Rice was speaking on relations

Issues topping the Sino-US agenda as Xi comes for state visit

Key issues facing the United States and China as the Asian nation’s leader, Xi Jinping, makes his first U.S. state visit since becoming president in 2013. President Barack Obama will host Xi

Briefs | Apple withdraws some apps after malware found

Apple Inc. says it has removed some applications from its App Store after they were found to contain malicious software in an unusual security breach. The company yesterday blamed the

NZ dairy bust shows far-reaching ripples from mainland changes

As Chinese grew wealthier while their economy raced ahead, dairy farmers more than 6,000 miles away in verdant New Zealand felt like they’d won the lottery. They were getting record prices

Burberry chief Bailey downplays prospects of Chinese rebound

Burberry Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey downplayed the prospect of any imminent rebound in China. “There’s been a struggle there,” Bailey said yesterday of luxury demand in Hong Kong and Macau,

Beijing to respond firmly to any North Korea nuke test

If North Korea launches a rocket into space or conducts a nuclear test in the coming weeks, as observers suspect it may, China is certain to respond angrily, and perhaps with an

Hacking and maritime claims overshadow Xi’s US visit

As Chinese President Xi Jinping makes his first state visit to Washington this week, the outlook for relations is decidedly murkier than when he hosted President Barack Obama at their

FT: Doubts rise over official GDP growth rate

The view that China is growing far slower than official figures show is increasingly going mainstream, with big global investors among those now basing decisions on a rate of about

Mainland stocks sink in late trade with volatility at 18-year high

China’s stocks sank yesterday in the last 30 minutes of trading in thin volumes as traders tested the limits of state support amid the biggest price swings since 1997. The Shanghai

Xi expects ‘profound exchange of views’ with Obama 

Chinese President Xi Jinping said yesterday that he looks forward to a “profound exchange of views” with Barack Obama when the two meet for a summit in Washington next week. Xi’s

Hong Kong | Immigration Dep’t arrests parents for 19-year failure to register kids’ births

The Immigration Department has arrested the parents of three children aged 17 to 19 who have been living undocumented since birth, Hong Kong Free Press reported yesterday. According to the HK-based

Beijing Airport verifying report executive under investigation

Beijing Capital International Airport Co., owner of the aerodrome in China’s capital, said it is verifying reports its general manager is being investigated. Beijing Capital noted reports that Shi Boli, also

Corruption | Officials warned over ‘dark side of the moon cake’

More than 100 people, mostly children, have been hospitalized following a fire at a flower shop in Fujian Province, east China, yesterday. The fire broke out around 11:27 a.m. in

Party probes official at stock regulator after market rout

  A senior official at China’s securities regulator has been placed under investigation in the latest step authorities have taken to punish those they say contributed to a USD5 trillion stock

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