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The central bank has limited tools to boost the economy
Shares in mainland China’s biggest IPO in more than 4 years gain 2% as view of banking sector sours
Low-income families cut back on food spending as unemployment rises
Jacques Aschenbroich who heads the French parts says the question mark is over Europe
Officials defend ‘counter-terrorism’ initiative after American lawmakers toughen stance
Tensions strain relations between pro and anti-government staff in city’s trading rooms
US meat producer hopes to boost sales to China, Russia and the Middle East
Group targets world’s top luxury market with acquisition of overseas brands
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Eight new virtual groups are set to join the territory’s crowded market
Samsung execs jailed, Europe’s battery boost, tech week ahead, Pixel upgrades
The UN must defend those who speak out from government reprisals against them
Industrialist Rahul Bajaj has suggested the government has created an atmosphere of fear
Disposing of Asian operations would mean disposing of some of the UK-based retailer’s finest returns
Beijing should remember that all armies depend on their supply lines
Beijing wants Chinese developers to engage more with open-source software, says executive
Anna Lindstedt alleged to have held unauthorised negotiations with foreign power
Nobel laureate will defend government at court hearing on Rohingya crackdown
America’s allies are belatedly heeding its warnings about the Chinese technology threat
Three employees jailed for up to two years in case linked to $3.9bn accounting fraud
Beijing seeks to secure energy supply and diversify its natural gas imports
Growth rate figures revised up from 0.2% to 1.8% after strong business investment
Half a year of protests has knocked private sector activity in the city
Volkswagen and BASF among German groups caught in mounting controversy
Experts fear country is embarking on more white elephant projects
