Beijing relaxes Covid rules for most of the city’s districts. Amazon pulls its Kindle e-reader out of the country

Project to build database based on domestically developed system was stymied by low cap on bids, sources say

China moves to protect its vulnerable services sector. Regulators warn of the risks of investing in the metaverse

Li Guohua is being investigated for suspected wrongdoings during his time at state-owned Postal Savings Bank of China, where he served as chairman, Caixin has learned

Thursday’s vote shows how potential espionage and data theft by Chinese state-owned companies remains a concern under President Joe Biden

The rich communications service could one day challenge WeChat, though this remains a distant prospect

State-owned mobile phone giant joins China Telecom and China Unicom on mainland A-shares market after Trump-forced delisting from U.S. market

Mobile telecoms networks and data centers nationwide urged to adopt new strategies and technologies to lower power usage to meet carbon reduction targets

Mainland share sale of Smart Connection Technology unit would help raise funds to pay for expensive construction of 5G wireless network

The move for a Chinese mainland IPO follows the suspension of the state-owned giant’s American depositary shares after it ended up on a U.S. government blacklist

Shares of China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom to be dropped from U.S. market as Biden administration maintains Trump’s investment ban

Industrial applications are best poised to utilize the technology’s capabilities, but consumers will need to adopt them en masse to lower costs

China Mobile joins China Telecom in considering return to mainland exchanges; company weighs possibility of spinning off a business unit for A-share listing

Funding for new initiatives and its recent exile from New York could be factors driving the state-owned giant’s plan for a Shanghai IPO 

Telecoms regulator begins process to revoke wireless carrier’s license to offer U.S.-based services

American investors will be barred from buying shares of China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom after March 9, 60 days after their names appeared on a U.S. blacklist

Markets largely shrug off news as companies emphasize they only trade a small volume of shares in the U.S.