The Latest Breaking News from China

In a guest essay in the New York Times, Apple expert Patrick McGee explains how your next iPhone will cost $1,000s more – or won't happen at all!

Announcement says tariffs – including those imposed on China – will also not apply to other electronic devices

As part of Trump's tariffs, will we see an American-made iPhone?

The exemptions includes smartphones, computers, semiconductors, solar cells, flat panel TV displays, flash drives, memory cards and solid-state drives.

EU leaders plan to visit Beijing in late July for a summit with President Xi, aiming to rebuild ties as relations with the U.S. falter. Despite EU efforts to host the meeting in Brussels, Xi refuses to travel to Europe. The move signals a softer EU approach toward China, amid…

Multiple publicly traded Chinese companies have notified their investors that the recently imposed tariffs from the trade war do not concern them largely because US sanctions have already prevented them from selling into the US.

Beijing issues its second-highest gale alert as strong winds hit the capital region.

Beijing advises nearly 22 million residents to avoid non-essential travel as meteorologists warn wind speeds could exceed record set in 1950s

Further discussions with Washington are expected this week