China's stock market reached a 3-1/2-year high, driven by the rare earth and construction sectors. Notably, a new hydropower ...

Amid cutthroat competition, China’s economic planner takes aim at how government-backed investment funds are being spent, ...

China's stock market is buzzing over government promises to tackle price wars that have hurt profits and worsened global ...

The intensified competition was exemplified last month when they offered incentives such as free cups of milk tea and free ...

From coffee to cars to real estate, there’s a recurring pattern in China — companies rush into an industry, then resort to discounts to stay afloat.

JD.com boasts strong finances, solid earnings, and a low valuation, yet its stock price remains depressed due to China's challenging retail environment. Read the latest stock analysis here.

The Chinese government is taking steps to rein in what it calls “involution,” or excessive competition that is hurting local ...

Julian Evans-Pritchard of Capital Economics says Beijing’s ‘anti-involution’ drive is a necessary shock to address industrial ...

Eugene Hsiao of Macquarie Capital unpacks China's anti-involution strategy, and how its evolved from previous supply-side ...

In a sense, it’s the latest word for the negative side of China’s cutthroat society, similar to sang, the mentality of people who have turned apathetic by incessant competition, or the various memes ...