The Latest Breaking News on China tech

Speaking at a press conference just a week after SHEIN opened its EMEA headquarters in Dublin, Climate Minister Eamon Ryan said that he was not aware of the Chinese fast fashion company.

Online fashion business loses out as shoppers return to high streets after Covid lockdowns

Starting this month, thousands of workers in a Chinese city will be paid their wages entirely in digital yuan, in what has been described by the central government as a "milestone" for the currency.

The former engineering head called the tech giant "a useful propaganda tool for the Chinese Communist Party."

Taipei (AFP) - Profits for Taiwanese tech giant and key Apple supplier Foxconn fell 56 percent in the first quarter, it announced Thursday, a plunge blamed on weakened demand due to a global downturn. 

The regulatory crackdown in China, which intensified in late 2020, shows no signs of easing, with international consulting firm Capvison being its latest target over national security concerns. Continued China’s crackdown is expected to weigh on stocks significantly. So, it could be wise to avoid struggling Chinese stocks Air China…

Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn has bought a huge tract of land on the outskirts of Bengaluru, the key Apple supplier said in a filing on Tuesday (May 9) as it looks to diversify production away from China.

Beijing (AFP) - Social networking firm LinkedIn announced Tuesday that it will close down its last service available in China, citing "fierce competition and a challenging macroeconomic climate".

State media report suggests growing suspicions of firms involved in due diligence and business research industries

Investigation into Capvision comes after recent police raids on Bain & Company and Mintz Group.

Coal is a traditional and reliable energy source that is expected to witness solid demand in the near term, despite the clean energy drives. So, investors might add fundamentally good coal stocks such as Yankuang Energy Group (YZCAY) and SunCoke Energy (SXC) to their watchlists. Read on.