China's consumer trade-in programs generated 33.5 billion yuan in sales during the National Day holiday, led by purchases of home appliances, vehicles and digital products.

China and the European Union are seeking to ease trade tensions after talks in Beijing, but disputes over trade imbalances, electric vehicles, technology restrictions and chemicals remain unresolved.

China will resume refined fuel exports in October after a pause during the National Day holiday, with approved shipments potentially easing tight regional markets for diesel, gasoline and jet fuel.

China has issued guidelines to accelerate artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and low-altitude industries while strengthening technology monitoring, safety standards and accountability for ...

China has allocated 550 billion yuan in unused government debt quotas to support local government operations and infrastructure investment amid weak consumption and a prolonged property downturn.

China's National Day holiday box office fell 36% year over year to 1.17 billion yuan, as ticket sales declined despite average prices reaching a five-year low.

The People's Bank of China rejected accusations of currency manipulation, saying China does not target a weaker yuan for trade advantages as scrutiny over its trade surplus grows.

Chinese-founded AI startup Manus has raised more than $500 million after resuming independent operations following the unwinding of Meta's planned acquisition, Reuters reported.

China has urged open cooperation and equal dialogue with the European Union as Brussels seeks to narrow its trade deficit and resolve disputes over market access and critical minerals.

Chinese stocks declined after mainland markets reopened from the National Day holiday, led by technology shares pressured by higher global bond yields and valuation concerns.

China has chosen Wen Muye's wartime drama 'Welcome to Long Restaurant' as its entry for the 99th Academy Awards' Best International Feature Film category after strong domestic box-office results.

Liquidators of China Evergrande have filed Hong Kong lawsuits seeking HK$19.15 billion from two former associates of founder Hui Ka Yan, alleging unpaid loans and undelivered services.