Benjamin Wey and his firm New York Global Group specialise in helping Chinese companies acquire US-listed shell companies

Uighurs asylum seekers deported from Cambodia get sentenced to life in prison, a defense of the world's most popular blogger, an anti-U.S. scholar's harrowing encounter with an escalator in Washington and more.

A group of Chinese speakers warned in stringent tones on Friday morning in Davos that the country’s free-market reform is stalled, and China is sliding backwards towards greater state control of the economy.

Twitter's announcement that it will begin selectively censoring content has sparked speculation the company is trying to make a play for the China market, where it's currently blocked. Don't hold your breath, says one Chinese Internet watcher.

At a panel discussion in Davos on how China should invest its massive foreign exchange reserves, moderator and television personality Rui Chenggang, kicked things off by complaining that he was overcharged at a restaurant in Belgium because he is Chinese and was therefore perceived to be rich.

Standard Chartered PLC remains bullish on the major Asian economies of India and China, encouraged by the policy outlook for the two countries this year, according to the bank’s Asia chief executive.

Standard Chartered PLC remains bullish on the major Asian economies of India and China, encouraged by the policy outlook for the two countries this year, according to the bank’s Asia chief executive.

According to the head of Europe’s largest aluminum producer, China’s new and still growing middle class is likely to get increasingly frustrated at the restrictions its ruling class impose.

According to the head of Europe’s largest aluminum producer, China’s new and still growing middle class is likely to get increasingly frustrated at the restrictions its ruling class impose.

The dark story behind Apple's shiny devices, Norway gets frosty with Beijing over access to the arctic, what to make of Barack Obama's tough talk on China in the State of the Union address and more.

Europe’s decision to embargo Iranian oil exports is strategically sound, but it may strategically reshape the global oil trade in China's favor.

Demand for iPhone drives US group to record profits but hype has not been enough to keep Apple ahead of key competitors

In this podcast, we review the news on: – China's economy is projected to grow at 8.4 percent this year by the World Bank – China and the United Arab Emirates signed a currency swap deal to expand the usage of the RMB – Average new home prices declined in December for the third consecutive [...]

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and arch-rival opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim are taking their battle to for the center-ground of Malaysian politics in an unexpected direction: the Chinese-language pages of Facebook.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and arch-rival opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim are taking their battle to for the center-ground of Malaysian politics in an unexpected direction: the Chinese-language pages of Facebook.

All across China, many citizens have expressed the belief that in this year, the world may come to an end.

East Asia's cinephiles won't have a local favorite to cheer during this year's foreign-language Academy Awards race after the Taiwan epic “Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale” failed to be nominated for best foreign-language film on Tuesday.

To China's many–and sometimes violent –iPhone fans, Apple says the love is mutual.

China confirms the death a Tibetan protestor in Sichuan province, how China's rapid growth helps smooth over the debt and credit problems that worry investors, telecom equipment maker Huawei sees a bright future for its consumer devices in India.

Jamil Anderlini consults the master of a small Buddhist temple in the hills outside the eastern Chinese city of Suzhou

Senior officials to miss WEF as its dates clash with the Chinese New Year, despite Beijing’s request last year for a change of timing

A Google exec says the company is doing better in China than many think, Sundance gets excited over an Ai Weiwei documentary, Minxin Pei on the death of Deng Xiaoping's reforms and more.

A new dispute over access to accounting information on U.S.-listed Chinese companies should give American investors pause.

Rights groups say at least one Tibetan was shot and killed and others were wounded at a protest in Sichuan province, Chinese and Chinese-American couples don't leave Dragon babies to chance, the White House schedules a visit with presumptive president-to-be Xi Jinping and more.

As long as pro-market changes are a means to preserve the political monopoly of the CCP, such reforms will fail, writes Minxin Pei

Tibetan rights groups say Chinese security forces have fired on protesters, killing at least one and injuring more than 30

For China's newest battle in the South China Sea, look no further than Hong Kong.