China has suspended the approval process for nuclear power stations so that safety standards can be revised after explosions at a Japanese plant, according to Wednesday's executive meeting of the Stat...

FOREIGNERS are scrambling to leave Japan as nuclear fears mount but airline schedules are in chaos after dozens of carriers cancelled and redirected flights away from Tokyo. International companies ha...

Mark another milestone for China’s ever-rising economic profile: UBS emerging-markets economist Jonathan Anderson has declared China’s property industry “the single most important sector in the entire...

Chinese owner smashed his Lamborghini in public to show his anger at Lamborghini on Mar. 15th 2011. This Lamborghini was brought on Nov. 29th 2010 by a Chinese from Qingdao. Before long, the Chinese o...

Despite China’s status as the world’s largest auto market, Nissan Motor Co. said its new Beijing design studio doesn’t want to just cater to Chinese consumers, but rather it hopes to propel Chinese de...

China’s government, quick to offer its assistance to Japan after Friday’s devastating earthquake despite the two nations’ sometimes rocky relations, continued on Monday to emphasize its desire to help...

China’s annual legislative meetings, which ended Monday with the traditional press conference by the premier, were generally short on surprises. They did, however, produce more than the usual serving...

China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection hastened to declare over the weekend the country’s ambitious nuclear-energy expansion plans were unchanged by the worrying earthquake impact on Japanese po...

Just hours after a massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake rocked Japan, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao called Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan to extend deep condolences to the Japanese government and people....

China’s government, often at odds with Tokyo, offered support to Japan after Friday’s powerful earthquake, with Premier Wen Jiabao expressing “deep sympathy and solicitude to the Japanese government a...

The bulk of economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal would bet on the Chinese yuan rising over the next three years and the euro falling–but they’re split on the direction the U.S. dollar is lik...

A decade ago, China wasn't the top trading partner for even one of the Group of 20 economies. Today, it's the biggest trading partner for six (Australia, Japan, Korea, India, Russia and South Africa),...