Zhang Yufa, a Malaysian national of Chinese descent, was escorted by public security officers in the first such transfer since a bilateral extradition treaty came into effect in 1999

Liu Yuejin, the Ministry of Public Security’s first and only counterterrorism commissioner, is under investigation for suspected corruption

The suspects include the former chairman of a self-administered zone along the border that has been a hotbed for cybercrime in recent years

State-owned venture agrees to settle lawsuits by China Merchants Bank and HuaRui Bank in failed 2016 investment in U.K. sports media company

Six board members and high-level executives at the brokerage have been dressed down for misconduct under the leadership of recently resigned Chairman Yan Jun

Chinese state-owned brokerage takes $231 million loss provision for 2019, mostly to cover potential losses related to investment in bankrupt MP & Silva Holding

‘Internet Cleanup 2019’ campaign roots out 46,000 cases, leads to arrest of nearly 66,000 suspects, ministry says

Chen Lan’s resignation is the latest in a string of departures stemming from an acquisition that has cost the brokerage almost $240 million so far

A recent string of foreign athletes becoming Chinese citizens has renewed the debate around the country’s tough immigration restrictions and its privileged ‘green card’

Brokerage sets aside additional $41 million for liabilities from bungled acquisition, but profit bounces back

Financial giant is now embroiled in multiple legal battles after acquisition of now-bankrupt sports media firm