Zoom caught in China censorship crossfire as meetings foiled
Company reactivated Zoom accounts of a US-based group of dissidents that were suspended after they held an online event commemorating Tiananmen Square.
Champagne challenges Beijing, insists empty planes left China
Foreign minister pushes for virtual access to two imprisoned Canadians.
Huawei exec Meng’s extradition hearing begins in Canada
Beijing views Meng’s case as an attempt by the US to contain China’s rise, two Canadians detained in apparent retaliation.
China presses Washington for tariff cut in trade deal
Beijing said US negotiators agreed to roll back September penalties on $112 billion of imports, Trump dismissed claim.
Crisis Group trusts Ottawa to help free detainees after McCallum firing
Ambassador John McCallum opined twice last week on Meng-Huawei case.
Analysis: China pulling out all stops in Canada tensions
Mounting a determined campaign of intimidation and retribution over Meng Wanzhou case.
Bill Gates pushes clean toilet technologies at Beijing expo [WATCH]
Technologies on display represent the most significant advances in sanitation in nearly 200 years.
China shrinks steel industry slowly, drawing Western ire
American and European anger targets a flood of low-cost exports that is double the volume of second-place Japan.
US group: Beijing will retaliate if Trump acts on trade
Trump has approved higher tariffs on Chinese aluminum, washing machines and other goods.
China car dilemma: Beijing wants electric, buyers want SUVs
Beijing wants electric cars to make up 8% of every brand’s production as soon as next year.
EU court rejects bid to nix tariffs on Chinese solar panels
Beijing found to be improperly subsidizing manufacturers, panels being sold well below normal market value.
Beijing to spend $2.7B on cleaning capital’s air
Some funding will be used to close or upgrade more than 2,000 polluting factories.
Smog Free Tower as solution to Beijing’s pollution
Dutch artist’s 7-metre structure contains an air-purifying machine that runs continuously.
Beijing says air quality improved in first half of 2016
Good days in which air quality was rated good grew by 19 to 107.
Beijing’s smog crisis idles factories
But boosts ‘smog holiday’ travel and sale of air purifiers
Beijing air pollution reaches hits hazardous levels
China’s cities are among the world’s dirtiest after three decades of explosive economic growth
IMF says China’s yuan no longer undervalued
Says Beijing should work toward a floating exchange rate in two to three years.
WTO upholds ruling against China’s rare earths curbs
Trade rules violated, appeal didn’t demonstrate export quotas are justified.
Chinese NRC cyber attack breached personal data
Privacy watchdog says full extent of its impact to be determined.
Automakers hone in on China as influence grows
China’s annual auto shows have grown into some of the industry’s most important commercial events.
WTO said to reject Beijing's rare earths controls
China opposes release of interim report; media reports say it sides with US, EU and Japan.
WTO said to reject Beijing’s rare earths controls
China opposes release of interim report; media reports say it sides with US, EU and Japan.
China to ban new coal-fired power plants in three industrial regions
Move by China’s Cabinet to fight air pollution around Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
China’s August export growth accelerates
A positive sign for recovery while imports slow
China manufacturing falls to 11-month low
Pressure is on Chinese leaders to reverse a deepening slowdown.
US boss held hostage by Chinese employees is free
Departs plant after agreeing to pay severance to workers not being laid off.
Chinese workers hold US factory boss hostage over severance
Medical supplies manufacturer moving its Beijing plastics division to Mumbai, India.
China’s bad air drives top foreign executives away
Good for career but bad for health: How expats see a stint in China.
US performance in China worsened as economy slowed
Adds to complaints Beijing is shielding Chinese companies from foreign rivals.
China launches WTO case challenging EU solar subsidies
It’s accusing some countries of seriously damaging its photovoltaic exports.
A price to pay if China gets a no on Nexen
Investors would question Ottawa’s commitment to open markets
China’s economy achieves soft landing: IMF
But reforms needed for longer-term growth.
