China scales back its target for renewable energy through 2025. Ant Group names HKEX’s boss as its new independent director

Solar product exports surge 60%; Hong Kong to raise $770 million in retail bond sale; CATL considers building more factories outside China

Maintaining the status quo on where shares are listed will benefit China’s tech industry, and ultimately, China-U.S. relations

China’s “zero-Covid” strategy can protect the country against omicron, top experts say. Weibo’s secondary listing is coming

Baidu and Citic Bank are fined combined 1 million yuan for antitrust violations. The founder of Renren Yingshi is sentenced to prison

Hong Kong will make investors trade stocks under their real names. SoftBank plans to cut China investments

Under Beijing’s new cybersecurity rules for shares issued abroad, HKEX doesn’t count as a ‘foreign’ exchange, making it more of a draw for tech companies

In today’s episode: Hong Kong bourse's strong performance in first quarter was fueled by a surge in trading and public listings; a knife-wielding man attacked at least 16 children and two teachers at a kindergarten, local media reports; and ticket prices for flights from China to the U.S. skyrocketed as the American government eases travel restrictions on students from the Asian nation

China plans to make it easier for migrants to get hukou in cities. ByteDance stays silent on its Hong Kong IPO plan

U.S. regulatory pitfalls amid tensions with China have convinced the short-video giant to raise cash closer to home, sources say

The mass suspensions come as March 31 was the last day to report annual results for companies listed in the city

Company was once a highflyer courted by global beverage giant Coca-Cola, but later ran afoul of the Hong Kong bourse due to governance issues

More than 1 million investors sign up for shares, which more than double in pre-debut Grey Market trading

Trading start marks completion of restructuring making Haier Electronics a unit of Haier Smart Home, eliminating organizational inefficiencies

Alibaba takes over China’s leading hypermarket operator. A bitcoin exchange halts withdrawals after its founder was reportedly under investigation

Privately owned Brightoil Petroleum fails to meet requirements to lift its three-year trading suspension, setting it on the path to delisting

Stocks in Shenzhen attract more overseas investors than those in Shanghai. Australia may not give a green light to China's Mengniu deal

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma still controls at least half of the financial services company, which has been pushed by regulatory pressure into technology services

Concurrent IPOs in Hong Kong and on STAR Market could turn into one of the year’s biggest flotations as rule changes make bourses more attractive