The Latest Breaking News from China

Chinese hackers, known as Salt Typhoon, have reportedly breached email systems used by aides on influential US House committees.

Beijing and Canberra have adopted different strategies to support policing in the Pacific nation and observers are split on which is proving more effective

Xiaomi just updated its Tesla Model 3 rivaling sedan with faster charging, more power and an updated interior.

Darin Newsom analyzes how seasonal demand and technical short-covering are fueling a temporary rally in corn, wheat, and soybeans, while warning that weak long-term fundamentals and shifting geopolitical landscapes in Venezuela and China suggest producers should use these price bounces to lock in future sales.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit China next week where he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping as Canada looks to reduce its over reliance on the United States

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UL Solutions will no longer be the USCTM's Lead Administrator because of the company's ties with China.

As the White House confirms military force is "always an option," experts say the costs—financial, strategic, and geopolitical—will be staggering.

The prospect of buying a new car is more out of reach than ever for many Americans. Average new-car transaction prices still hover around $50,000, while most of the country’s cheapest vehicles have disappeared over the past decade. Heading into 2026, there may not be a single new car sold…

Beijing doesn't want tech companies stockpiling H200 chips while it's still figuring out how to balance the needs of its AI industry and its push for homegrown semiconductors.