Tencent plans to raise at least $4.5 billion through U.S. dollar and offshore yuan bonds as it expands AI infrastructure, though the final offering remains subject to market conditions and demand.

China's investment in AI, humanoid robotics and other frontier technologies surged in the third quarter of 2026, while consumer activity and infrastructure indicators showed signs of improvement.

Chinese mainland stocks declined Monday as higher global bond yields, geopolitical uncertainty and U.S. investigations into major technology suppliers overshadowed Beijing's market-support measures.

AI glasses, companion robots, 3D printers and smart appliances attracted Chinese shoppers during the National Day holiday, with retailers reporting stronger traffic and sales despite questions about ...

China plans new measures to support employment as AI transforms the labor market, including expanded skills training, new occupations and revised standards for emerging industries.

XPeng has launched an automated production line for its Iron humanoid robot, highlighting both the company's manufacturing ambitions and the challenges of turning embodied AI into a profitable ...

Thailand is considering a durian export levy of up to 2 baht per kilogram to fund industry development, a measure that could increase costs for Chinese importers and consumers.

Sumitomo Bakelite plans to expand production of advanced chip packaging materials in Suzhou and Singapore, citing long-term demand linked to AI hardware and semiconductor growth.

Chinese AI models and manufacturing remain part of some U.S. companies' operations, underscoring the tension between commercial interdependence and Washington's efforts to limit technology ties.

China and the European Union have reached an understanding to limit projected Chinese hybrid vehicle exports while discussing market access, rare-earth supplies and broader trade concerns.

China added 10.52 million urban jobs in the first nine months of 2026, reaching 87.7% of its annual target as authorities prepare new employment policies.

China recorded 826 million domestic trips during the National Day holiday, but average spending per trip fell to a four-year low, underscoring continued pressure on consumer demand.