China

It would be the first time since 2008 that a Chinese president sits out the meeting of the world’s major economies.

There’s more foot traffic than in December, but that doesn’t always translate into more spending at Xiamen’s Bashi.

The U.S. has been restricting certain American exports to China, citing national security concerns. But other U.S. exporters could benefit from improved trade relations.

The tariffs placed on over $360 billion of Chinese goods is still a chief concern for Gretchen Blough of Erie, Pennsylvania.

Fixing the problem could require a major structural change in how the world’s second-largest economy operates.

The two biggest foreign holders of U.S. debt have their own complicated reasons for buying fewer Treasurys.

Base Media and iQiyi see potential for a creative edge in a competitive market. But U.S. clients worry about copyright infringement.

Deflation has led to lost revenue for companies, layoffs, and decreased consumer spending.

Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute says that implementation of the zero-COVID policies made people feel “very insecure.”

China’s government is making employers pay more into its social welfare system, just as the economy is stalling.