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Chongqing Communist Party chief Bo Xilai has appeared triumphant in Beijing this past week, easily stealing the limelight at the otherwise d...

The central government has tightened restrictions on overseas donations to independent domestic non-governmental organisations in a move tha...

Beijing municipal authorities on Friday suspended permission for Pacific Century Regional Developments Ltd, chaired by Hong Kong tycoon Rich...

Aid groups working in China said Friday they feel threatened by new requirements that make it harder to accept overseas donations, and said ...

Railway police in Shanghai say they have detained 47 suspects and rescued 21 babies in a month-long crackdown on child trafficking.

The fate of Wen Qiang, the biggest catch in Chongqing’s crackdown on organised crime, may be known as soon as the end of this month, and if ...

Beijing plans to set up a registration system to help monitor people with knowledge of merger and acquisition transactions in listed compani...

Vice President Xi Jinping in Japan on Tuesday stressed the importance of good ties between the Asian giants as his hastily arranged royal au...

China is experiencing “astonishing” growth in oil demand this year to match its economic rise while consumption in developed economies is fa...

The yen slipped yesterday, giving back recent gains, amid increasing expectations that the Bank of Japan will adopt further easing measures,...

Auditors could not trace at least half of $26m investments

China’s stock market is now bigger than the bourses in London and Tokyo and has become the second largest in the world after the United Stat...

Jiang Hui hasn’t dated a girl since graduating from college four years ago, but the 26-year-old Beijing office worker hopes the Internet wil...

Ten people involved in one of the city’s biggest insider dealing cases yesterday lost an appeal against their conviction but will escape an ...

Looking back at a bit of history can shed some light on how the Chinese may proceed in cooling a heating economy

Insider trading may now be a serious criminal offence, but up until recently, many seemed to have regarded it as being no more serious than ...

From March 1, Singaporeans and permanent residents will be able to use their Medisave to pay for hospitalisation overseas, starting with two...

Mining giant Rio Tinto voiced concern Thursday after China said it would try four employees on industrial espionage and bribery charges, rev...

It’s biggest fall in Asia-Pac, widening Singapore’s rental gap with Hong Kong, Tokyo

Wall Street tactics akin to the ones that fostered subprime mortgages in America have worsened the financial crisis shaking Greece and under...