The STAR market is enjoying a buzzy debut, with “a huge amount” of oversubscription from institutional and retail investors.

China’s official inflation is still under 3%, but residents complain that the cost of living in the financial hub of Shanghai just keeps getting higher.

Global automakers, to take one example, are finding the downward trend concerning.

The country’s economic growth sank to its lowest level in at least 26 years in the quarter ending in June.

Economists will be look at GDP figures, expected Monday, for signs the trade war is having an impact.

China’s tech sector is built on the backs of hard working employees who are often expected to work 12-hour days at a minimum. Some workers are starting to push back.

While it’s been on a decades-long slide in the U.S., Cadillac sales are booming in China.

What’s at stake for the U.S. economy?

After brinkmanship and blunders, there’s cautious optimism in China that the leaders can defuse trade tensions.

At its headquarters, a media tour reveals a combative company determined to thrive despite U.S. sanctions.