Chinese Economy

"I love China and want to come here more often," the Tesla CEO told China's Premier Li Keqiang.

The founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba has long been tight-lipped about his political affiliations, but an article revealed that he is a member of the ruling Communist Party.

"As power is shifting away from the West toward Asia, the West's ability to influence the agenda on a global scale is expected to be reduced," the latest NATO report found.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is calling for a world-class military and leading economy, but the U.S. is suspicious of Beijing's growing ambitions in world affairs.

Beijing is projecting dwindling growth for some time.

As Japan resorts to negative interest rates and stocks tumble, China must be worried that it's on the same economic track.

A key member of the Chelsea squad is close to moving to Jiangsu Suning in China.

They hope the collapse of Chinese communism could lead to the return of a free Tibet.

The contradictions in Xi Jinping's policies help him balance competing political forces.

Chinese growth is at a 25-year low.

China is the world's leading jailer of journalists.

Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.

Investors are afraid of a hard landing for the Chinese economy, the world's most important growth engine.

The Republican front-runner warned on Monday that China will "bring us down."

The Yuan float is a sham. Until China frees its currency, its economy and its people, the market cannot work.

When governments get to fix stock market prices, foreign investors head for the door.

A decade ago, China's currency was very lightly traded abroad. Now it is one of the five most heavily traded in the world.

When it comes to purchasing power, China has pulled ahead of the U.S., the IMF says