US warns banks of sanctions risk over China 'teapot' refineries handling Iranian oil

The alert said China purchases approximately 90% of Iran's oil exports, with teapot refineries accounting for the majority of these imports.

The U.S. Wants to Ban China’s High-Tech Cars, but They’re Already Here in El Paso

Mexican dealers are selling cutting-edge Chinese cars that U.S. consumers can’t buy. Americans are warming to the idea of them.

China suspends autonomous driving permits after Baidu outage

China has suspended issuing new licenses for autonomous vehicles, according to people familiar with the matter, after dozens of Baidu Inc.’s Apollo Go robotaxis suddenly stopped in Wuhan last month, stranding passengers and disrupting traffic.

China's Iranian oil buying curbed by margins, traders say

By Chen Aizhu and Siyi Liu SINGAPORE, April 29 (Reuters) - China's independent refiners, Tehran's main oil customers, continue importing Iranian oil despite fresh U.S. pressure, although buying is slowing due to worsening domestic processing margins,

China’s energy fortress was built to withstand just this type of oil shock

For more than a decade, leader Xi Jinping has overseen a transformation within the Chinese economy with one aim: making it energy-secure.

China Rare Earth Shares Rally as Beijing Targets Output Breaches

Shares in China’s major rare earths producers advanced after the government unveiled detailed penalties for unauthorized production, marking a fresh effort to bolster Beijing’s “total control” regime for the geopolitically pivotal industry.

China's May fuel exports to rise over April, but curbs remain, sources say

By Trixie Yap, Chen Aizhu and Siyi Liu April 29 (Reuters) - China has approved 500,000 metric tons of fuel exports for May to regions other than Hong Kong, representing a near doubling of shipments forecast for April,
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Interpreting the Future of Vietnam-China Relations Through the 2026 Joint Statement

The recent visit to China of Vietnam’s top leader To Lam could well mark a turning point in the sometimes fraught bilateral relationship.

The U.S.-China trade relationship: What’s behind the competition?

The world’s two biggest economies are facing considerable trade tensions, with implications for the global economy, supply chains, and trading system.

I've worked in startups across China and the US for 20 years. The American playbook is easier to follow.

Charles Yang spent 10 years building startups in China, then 10 in the US. Here's what he learned about the two systems.