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Bloomberg News reported China is planning a slew of punishments against Didi, including a fine likely bigger than the record $2.8 billion that Alibaba paid.

A new joint effort by NATO members, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand and Japan will address the threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks.

China’s debt pile is one of the biggest economic challenges confronting the ruling Chinese Communist Party that turns 100 this week.

China has vowed to crack down on domestic companies that list on U.S. exchanges, a move that could upend a $2 trillion market.

China shut down a company suspected of providing software services for crypto transactions, and issued a stern warning about providing other sorts of services.

Roche said uncertainties are coming from an ongoing regulatory crackdown in China and the geopolitical rivalry between Washington and Beijing.

Apple Daily has come under increasing pressure since its owner, Beijing critic Jimmy Lai, was arrested under the national security law.

Greece has no plans to end economic ties with China, Athens’ permanent representative to NATO told CNBC on Monday.

The G-7 infrastructure plan is part of a broad collective push back against China on issues ranging from human rights abuses to non-market practices.

Many European officials have for a long time called for joint approach to taxation.

China has yet to do a nationwide rollout of the digital yuan but is instead focusing on trials in the form of lotteries around the country.

In less than a year, Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has raised $12 billion through public offerings in Hong Kong and New York.

In 2015, about 92% of bitcoin trading was done with the Chinese currency renminbi, but a government cracked down cut that down to almost zero.

Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. tweeted that China should “get the f— out” as the two countries clash over the South China Sea.

China called bitcoin an “investment alternative” marking a significant shift in tone after regulators cracked down on cryptocurrency trading in 2017.

Researchers from China’s central bank released a working paper that marks the latest signal Beijing could soon cancel its restrictions as a way to “encourage childbirth.”

Investors are “making a joint bet on the company and its relationship with Beijing” when they invest in China’s tech giants, says Aswath Damodaran from NYU.

Globally, the U.S. and China stock funds are two regions that have attracted the most inflows over the past two quarters, according to EPFR Global.

More countries and brands in the West are facing pressure to boycott the Winter Olympics in Beijing next year, says consulting firm Eurasia Group.