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If cash injections do not ease worries about the city’s financial future, coercion will
Years of scaling up should start paying off earlier than expected
German luxury carmaker aims to secure supplies as it ramps up electric vehicle production
Zheng Yanxiong rose to prominence after putting down demonstrations in China’s Wukan
Bob Davis and Lingling Wei’s book traces the US-China stand-off back to the Clinton era
Chinese stocks rise on PMI survey but unemployment still dogs economy
Canberra considers UK’s ‘Five Eyes’ request after Beijing imposes security law on territory
Jingye’s bid for plant at risk due to unease over Chinese presence in European industry
Exposing abuses and holding government accountable just became a lot harder
While some argue it will restore stability, others say legislation is too vaguely defined
Global markets have rebounded after a sell-off in the first three months of 2020
Outside powers and foreign companies must react to a profound change
PM who pledged to end EU free movement outlines route to UK for almost 3m in ex-colony
Prime minister vows to honour pledge to open path to citizenship for 3m residents of territory
Police arrest protesters under new security law on anniversary of city’s handover to China
US group strikes a deal with supermarket chain owned by Alibaba
Tech group under pressure from Chinese government to comply with local rules
Head of city’s de facto central bank shrugs off the threat of speculative attacks
Authorities have exploited the Covid-19 pandemic to increase technological surveillance
Beijing increases grip through legislation passed without discussion by territory’s legislature
Companies will not be able to access federal funding in dealings with Chinese telecoms groups
Start-up is first high-profile casualty of industry shakeout worsened by coronavirus
Ancient system of using a stamp to authorise documents poses challenge for foreign investors
Security provisions appear to sweep away the autonomy that made the territory Asia’s financial centre
Britain is reviewing whether to retain Chinese company as a supplier for mobile networks
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