As more US tech curbs look likely in second Trump term, China’s imports of made-in-America integrated circuits have surged by 60 per cent.

A statement by Xi Jinping over the volatile Korean peninsula signals China’s growing concern in the region, observers say.

US cannot undermine Beijing’s core interests on Taiwan and try talk to its military ‘as if nothing had happened’, defence ministry says.

Police arrest unemployed woman in Tai Kok Tsui and say they believe she acted alone, motivated by personal emotional and family issues.

Judges grill former media boss on ‘confidential’ US message he forwarded to staff and friends in opposition camp.

PDD’s results, including a 66 per cent jump in net revenue, outperformed rivals, but it did not allay investor concerns amid e-commerce competition.

China’s graduate entrance examination is not seen as the golden ticket to employment that it once was.

Ombudsman calls on Leisure and Cultural Services Department to better enforce rules for rental services at 14 recreational venues under its management.

Schools should offer more comprehensive sex education, including teaching young people about safety measures, academic says.

From a debate over China’s domestic spending to a hunt for a wild Siberian tiger, here’s a round-up from today’s China and Economy coverage.