Technology

By the numbers, China looks like it’s on the way to dominating the global electric car industry. But

China’s state media has lambasted Donald Trump for conducting foreign policy through Twitter, in a commentary reflecting Beijing’s frustration with the US president-elect’s unorthodox style of diplomacy after his tweets broached sensitive issues in...

The Obama administration is finalizing a study that could lead to restrictions on Chinese investment in the U.S. semiconductor sector.

Twitter Inc.’s controversial China chief has departed after only eight months, the latest executive to leave amid a global reorganization. A stream of executives has left the company since it announced layoffs in October amid continued losses...

A hidden bounty of benefits for Foxconn’s plant in Zhengzhou, the world’s biggest iPhone factory, is central to the production of Apple’s most profitable product

Indictment says the traders bought shares of at least five publicly traded companies before announcements that the firms would be acquired

In the first half of 2016 alone, investors poured US $37 billion into Chinese startups: Didi Chuxing, Ant Financial, and Meituan-Dianping top the list

Incoming U.S. administration highlights trade retaliation as Beijing shifts to a form of high-tech protectionism

This year's most popular memes reflected a more ruthless and aggressive—but also more fragile—China

President-elect makes spelling error in belligerent early morning tweet; China says ‘hyping up’ of issue is not helpful but agrees return of vehicle

U.S., China militaries in smooth communication over drone, Chinese Foreign Ministry says

Ma Jun, the director of the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, says transparency is up and pollution is down

Turn the spotlight on the rulers, not the ruled: Instead of rating citizens, the government should be allowing them to assess the way it rules

China appears to be adding new anti-aircraft weapons to a string of artificial islands in the middle of the disputed South China Sea

Users of China Muslim Net say they have been unable to access the website since Saturday

It's Chinese investors and a developer in Brooklyn- with a digital lending twist

Series of probes follows Lotte’s surrender of golf course to host US-made Thaad missile shield

Activity visible on Ladd Reef in the Spratly Islands could anger Beijing, which claims sovereignty over the group and most of the resource-rich sea

Beijing spends billions on moonshot projects, hoping to shake off its reputation as a copycat economy and curb dependence on foreign powers

Looking to break from a rigid workplace culture, Silicon Valley has captured the minds of China’s young entrepreneurs and investors

Comments offer rare glimpse at tussle between Beijing and U.S. tech companies

Censorship in WeChat group chats is prevalent, and is done so that the sender isn’t even aware a piece of text has been scrubbed

As social network develops tools to restrict users so China will let it in, some experts say it is ‘light years’ behind rivals already in place

The Kremlin has joined forces with Chinese authorities to bring the internet and its users under greater state control

Alipay update leads to suggestive content flooding the typically staid financial app

The social network has quietly developed software to suppress posts from appearing in people’s news feeds in specific geographic areas

The astronauts spent 30 days in the space lab, where they carried out medical and scientific experiments, and tested the complex’s habitability

Third-annual World Internet Conference aimed at proselytizing China’s view to global audience

Given its ideological leanings, China presents itself as a unique experiment in the power of the state to help the economy become more innovative

At an internet conference in Wuzhen, Xi called for greater cooperation among nations in governing the internet, while respecting "cyber sovereignty"

Security contractors discovered preinstalled software in some Android phones that monitors where users go, whom they talk to and what they write in texts

The law requires internet operators to cooperate with investigations involving crime and national security, mandatory testing and certification of equipment

Analysts say development of Long March CZ-5 is crucial to success of nation’s future space program, including mission to Mars

The toddler’s death has led to an outpouring of anger on Chinese social media about the dangers of being obsessed with one’s phone

Amid concerns about a slowdown of Chinese economic growth, China’s largest e-commerce company is showing that business on its platforms is holding steady

This year’s aerial extravaganza has much to flaunt, from a fifth-generation stealth fighter to China’s largest combat drone

Once known for cheap knockoffs, Chinese companies are now the world’s innovators

The U.S. e-commerce behemoth hopes to capitalize on Chinese consumers’ desire for overseas products

The environmental officials had also tampered with computers to alter the results of pollution monitoring in the northern city of Xi’an

Strange as it may sound, China and India need a basis in espionage to improve their relationship.

Cyber security group says attack launched against visitors to vessel in South China Sea

In the process, I learned why Chinese millennials can't seem to unplug from the live-streaming craze.

China has ambitions to be a major player in genetically modified food, but first it needs to dispel images of poisoned seeds and contaminated fields

Netflix is saying zaijian to China, before it even got a foot in the door.

China sent two astronauts into orbit to spend a month aboard a space laboratory--the plan is to have a permanent manned space station in service around 2022

Both companies still have business-facing services in China, but consumer-facing services have been blocked for years.

Tech companies doing business in China might have to adjust operations to comply with proposed rules

Chinese hacking has plummeted in the year since China signed an agreement with the Obama administration to curb economic espionage

Online app helps find 100 lost seniors as research shows growing dementia threat

Many Chinese took to social media to heap scorn on both candidates

“We felt like the People’s Liberation Army, with basic rifles, and we were bombed by airplanes and missiles.”