Discover MVRDV's LuLa Light Mall in Chengdu, an innovative open-air shopping center blending urban life with nature.

MINISO, a Chinese retailer offering trendy lifestyle products at more than 6,600 locations worldwide, will open its first ...

Just weeks ago, China appeared set for a key role in Trump’s Ukraine peace efforts. The US leader had repeatedly suggested he could work with Xi, using China’s economic sway over Russia to hel ...

After the shooting at the mall in Setia Alam, the suspect fled to Melaka by forcing an e-hailing driver to take him there, the police chief said. “He was there for five days before going to ...

On Monday, Xi presided over a meeting with China's private sector leaders — including a beaming Jack Ma clad in a black Mao suit. At the meeting, Xi urged the executives to "show their talent ...

President Xi Jinping’s embrace of Chinese tech bosses in a rare public meeting is fueling hope Beijing is shifting its stance to give the private sector a freer hand as it fights a trade war ...

Its success has also brought optimism to China’s tech sector, which is still recovering after a severe regulatory crackdown lasting more than three years. That campaign was sparked in late 2020 ...

HONG KONG -- Chinese President Xi Jinping met with a group of prominent private entrepreneurs including billionaire Jack Ma on Monday, a sign that Beijing sees the technology industry as a key ...

Many of China’s most prominent businesspeople gathered in Beijing to meet Xi on Monday, taking notes as Xi spoke to them from the front of the room, according to a video shown on state television.

China says the US has "gravely backpedalled" on its position on Taiwan after a government fact sheet was changed to remove a line on American opposition to independence for the breakaway province.

BEIJING: President Xi Jinping held a rare meeting on Monday (Feb 17) with some of the biggest names in China's technology sector, such as Alibaba founder Jack Ma, urging them to "show their talent ...

For a growing number of Western tech companies, “Anything But China” is the order of the day. In recent years, many multinationals decided they had become overreliant on suppliers in China ...