Shoppers are emptying shelves at a Carrefour in Beijing’s Chaoyang district, as the French retail giant reportedly restricted purchases with its prepaid supermarket cards in multiple cities across China. Once the country’s largest foreign retail chain, Carrefour has closed 84 stores over the last three years and exited from some big cities, including Hangzhou, Chengdu and Jinan

Company rejected rivals’ claims that its Sam’s Club stores are engaging in the anticompetitive practice, which has been a focus of regulatory ire

Retailer’s hunt for new investment comes amid mounting liquidity pressures for its parent, which recently received partial bailout from enterprises controlled by Shenzhen municipal government

As U.S. discount giant limits entries to Shanghai store, industry wonders whether contrarian strategy will translate in China

With Metro seeking to follow Carrefour and sell its China assets, some wonder if Walmart could be the next to exit

French retailer has agreed to sell 80% stake of its Chinese operations in a $699 million deal

French retail giant could seek about $1 billion for the Chinese operations, sources say

Tesla buys land in Shanghai for factory, Ucommune acquires competitor Fountown, Baidu becomes the first Chinese firm to join US-led A.I. body

French chain launches midsize Le Marche brand as sales fall at its traditional hypermarkets in China

Xinhua claims South Korea’s planned defensive anti-missile system could be used for spying