China’s long-stalled power industry overhaul is regaining steam. The country's social insurance funds report the first annual deficit on record

The $19.8 billion project was meant to churn out cutting-edge microchips, but quickly fell apart due to lack of funds and inexperience

China's top banking regulator warns of the bubble in foreign financial assets. Bitcoin mining is to be shut down in Inner Mongolia

Chinese financial institutions are required to have "living wills." Plus, the U.S. moves to delist China’s largest offshore oil producer

Wuhan Hongxin Semiconductor throws in the towel over unresolved land-use dispute, vanishing funding and inability to pay for equipment

A year after grinding to a halt, Wuhan Hongxin dismisses workforce, telling employees ‘there is no plan for production resumption,’ one worker says

Canada's opposition parties urge Trudeau to ban Huawei from the country's 5G network. Plus, a Chinese video giant is targeted by a short seller

Wuhan’s HSMC lost semiconductor industry veteran Chiang Shang-yi in July as funding failed to materialize

City said the project had the mainland’s only machine able to make 7-nanometer chips. But a Shanghai company has about 10 of them, sources said

Top U.S. and Chinese officials are optimistic about the phase one trade deal. Big Chinese banks ramp up hiring to support the labor market.

Planners hoped Wuhan Hongxin Semiconductor would lead a new generation of Chinese chipmakers. Instead, a funding crunch has left the project on life support

Emerging chipmakers offer lavish pay packages to snap up talent

Multibillion-dollar project grinds to a halt in latest setback to China’s semiconductor ambitions