'Uncertainty and tension' the two words that describe the current situation, WTO deputy director general Yi Xiaozhun says Trade body and other international organisations should act 'urgently to address the concerns', official says

The Shandong provincial government plans to launch a 10 billion yuan fund to bail out cash-strapped publicly traded companies

Deng Xiaoping, who began reforms that transformed the economy, marginalised in displays marking their 40th anniversary Beijing continues to send mixed messages about support for ailing private sector, which contributed two-thirds of China's growth last year

Chinese start-ups are investing billions of dollars in advanced technologies to challenge Telsa and established carmakers in EV market

Britain and China have been trying to create closer financial ties Fund will invest in UK companies with ties to China

Latest policy bans private kindergartens from listing or raising funds from listed companies Move weighs on fears over tightening of private education sector

Deleveraging efforts could be at risk if Beijing is forced to act to avoid an economic slowdown

Here's what you need to know now for Thursday, Nov. 15.

Property developers and other mainland companies and investors that have borrowed dollar-denominated debt at low US interest rates are now facing repayment problems due to Federal Reserve rate increases and stronger greenback

'If the two sides agree to anything, it will be partial and short-lived because it's not just about tariffs,' said Anne Van Praagh of Moody's The firm, which tracks geopolitical risks globally, also cut its estimate of China's growth rate in 2019 to 6 per cent from 6.7 per cent this year