At least 70 per cent of Chinese companies with ties to the Chinese military have affiliates whose securities are included in major stock indices, said State Department
China's central bank disclosed it had asked Ant Group to shake up its lending and other consumer finance operations, the latest blow to its billionaire founder and controlling shareholder Jack Ma
China has produced its own crop of powerful internet titans, and they have been celebrated as icons of the nation's technological advancement.
India has launched an offensive against Chinese companies trying to enter into security related sectors
Xiaomi in November reported its fastest quarterly sales growth in two years, while earnings beat analysts' estimates
The proposal comes as a wave of Chinese megacaps choose the financial hub as a preferred venue to sell shares
China urged the United States to stop what it called erroneous actions and treat all companies in an equal way, foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said
The Trump administration published a list of Chinese and Russian companies with alleged military ties that restrict them from buying a wide range of US goods and technology
China's regulators last month warned the country's tech giants that they face closer scrutiny
The US Commerce Department is expected to add around 80 additional companies and affiliates to the so-called entity list, nearly all of them Chinese
Australia's Sheffield Resources said it had received regulatory approval for an $98 million investment by a Chinese firm in the miner's flagship mineral sands project at home
China's industrial output grew in line with expectations in November, expanding for the eighth straight month as the economic recovery gathered pace and global demand picked up
PUBG was among 118 Chinese mobile applications banned by the government in September this year
(Reuters) - S&P Dow Jones Indices said on Thursday it would remove Chinese companies including Hikvision from its products, becoming the latest index provider to do so following a Trump administration order restricting purchases of their shares.
Chinese detergent maker Blue Moon Group Holdings has become the latest in a record number of companies to raise at least $1 billion in a Hong Kong IPO in 2020 after pricing its shares at HK$13.16
The move shows how a recent bid by the White House to give teeth to a blacklist of Chinese companies allegedly backed by China's military could crimp US investments in the country
The US House of Representatives is expected to pass legislation this week that could prevent some Chinese companies from listing their shares on US exchanges unless they adhere to US auditing standard
The final fundraising size depends on market conditions and is still subject to changes, said the people.
President Xi Jinping urged financial regulators to 'dare to' master their supervisory role
By comparison, its biggest competitor, Alibaba Health Information Technology, has a market capitalisation of around $34.6 billion.