As foreign sanctions kick in, international companies are finding it too risky to stay

Professional networking site becomes the last major U.S. social media platform to pull out of the world’s most populous country

Microsoft’s professional networking site said the move is to ensure it’s in compliance with domestic laws

With Trump administration pressuring its No. 2 customer Huawei, Taiwan-based contract chip-making giant recruits Peter Cleveland for policy, legislative and regulatory matters

Young urbanites are rethinking their attitudes toward work and job security by leaving their jobs without another lined up

With its Chinese platform about to be made redundant, LinkedIn must adapt to meet the country’s demand for broader professional training, Lu Jian says

Evergrande sues U.S.-based Faraday Future over electric car joint venture, Tencent builds self-driving car team in Silicon Valley, Huawei’s Ken Hu distances company from ‘Made in China 2025’

New report shows older, more-experienced overseas Chinese increasingly attracted to domestic job market