CX Daily: China Intensifies War on Toxic Competition as Economy Suffers China’s central bank moves to bring the country’s two payment giants under direct anti-money laundering oversight.

The Caixin China General Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), sponsored by Caixin and compiled by international information and data analytics provider IHS Markit, is closely watched by ...

Energy Insider: China Starts Building Super-Sized Dam, Beijing Backs Cross-Grid Power Trading Export rules for lithium battery tech get tightened, auto industry ordered to tackle ‘irrational ...

A colossal hydropower project on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River broke ground on July 17 in Nyingchi, Xizang, coinciding with the launch of a new state-owned enterprise, China Yajiang ...

CX Briefing: New Solar Installations Nosedive Also in today’s rundown: Ele.me’s ex-CEO accused of accepting more than $5.6 million in bribes, PBOC pushes ahead with plans to internationalize the ...

China’s Foreign Ministry stated on Monday that a senior executive at Wells Fargo & Co. has been barred from leaving the country due to involvement in an active criminal investigation. Chenyue Mao, a ...

In Depth: Everything You Need to Know About China’s Decarbonization Drive The country’s climate campaign is set to bring trillions of dollars of investment opportunities and aims to advance ...

There are still some 600 million people whose monthly income is barely 1,000 yuan ($141) in China, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said last month at a press conference following the annual session of the ...

Caixin Global Webinars invite experts to share insights from their respective fields. The Coronavirus Series explores medical, social and economic impacts and implications of the outbreak, helping ...

China’s yuan is increasingly becoming a go-to currency for international settlements, with 42.1 trillion yuan ($6.1 trillion) worth of the country’s cross-border payments and receipts using the ...

Russia’s military operation in Ukraine has sent shockwaves across the globe.

China’s top auditor found that local governments have misappropriated tens of billions of yuan of state-run basic pension funds for various purposes, including debt repayment, as they face mounting ...