The Latest Breaking News from Caixin

China's scorched southwestern regions extended curbs on power consumption on Monday as they deal with dwindling hydropower output and surging household electricity demand during a long drought and heatwave.

Authorities say some customers will start getting their money back after angry crowd in Henan was broken up by heavy-handed security guards

Defaulted Chinese developer taps long-term creditor Citic for bailout linked to properties and gets new funds to complete underlying projects

Asian benchmarks are lower, echoing a decline on Wall Street, after a quarterly report by Japan’s central bank rekindled worries about the world’s third largest economy

While disruptions from pandemic controls threaten to add impetus to the outflow, China retains tremendous advantages over India and Southeast Asia

Chinese entrepreneurs, professionals and their families are moving to the Southeast Asian country in droves

Chinese entrepreneurs, professionals and their families are moving to the Southeast Asian country in droves

Investigators could be potentially looking into Fu Fei’s role in the takeover of financial conglomerate Anbang, sources say

Designating public security officials from another city to look into the brutal attack on women in the northern Chinese city could prevent local interference

What expectations should China have for international organizations? At present, the views of Chinese people from various backgrounds seem inconsistent, and include long-term misunderstandings, writes Caixin managing editor Ling Huawei

National Healthcare Security Administration says local medical insurance funds shouldn’t be used for large-scale programs