China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is developing measures to expand AI use across manufacturing, while supporting smart factories, industrial equipment and industry-specific AI ...

China has released guidelines to bring research institutions and industry closer together, giving businesses a larger role in setting priorities, evaluating projects and commercializing technologies.

China accounts for most global patents involving artificial intelligence in traditional medicine, but researchers say progress will depend on reliable data, clinical oversight, explainable models and ...

China has warned the UK it could take countermeasures if London restricts Chinese electric vehicles, amid European concerns over subsidies, competition and the future of automotive trade.

China has issued 18 measures encouraging artificial intelligence across manufacturing, retail, logistics, healthcare and other services, linking commercial technology adoption to efforts to strengthen ...

China left its benchmark lending rates unchanged, keeping the one-year LPR at 3.0% and the five-year rate at 3.5% amid weak demand and property-sector pressures.

China will introduce new export controls on certain tunnel boring machine-related items and revise controls on dredger-related products from November 18, the Ministry of Commerce said.

Nvidia's shipments of AI accelerators in China fell 44% in the first half of 2026, while Huawei and other domestic suppliers gained ground amid US export restrictions and rising demand.

China's exports surged in September, driving a record trade surplus and supporting growth, but weak domestic demand and growing trade tensions are challenging Beijing's economic strategy.

Hong Kong’s financial authorities are developing safeguards for AI use in banking. The HKMA’s ART framework emphasizes accountability, resilience and trust as financial institutions experiment with ...

China's new-home prices fell 0.1% month on month in September, with gains in some major cities offset by continued weakness in smaller markets and investment.

China's economy grew 4.5% year on year in the third quarter, supported by exports and manufacturing, while weak domestic demand, falling property investment and uneven recovery persisted.