China's exports and imports fell more than expected in October, with weak domestic and global demand adding to doubts that a pick-up in economic activity in the world's largest trading nation can be sustained.

Beijing is considering allowing Wall Street banks to run their own investment-banking businesses without a local partner.

Commerce Department to investigate allegations Chinese companies laundered steel through Vietnam

China appointed a new finance chief on Monday at a key time as investors' concerns grow over the country's mounting debt and rising fiscal deficits.

Environment groups hail ‘momentous occasion’ but warn governments need to cut carbon emissions more steeply to avoid dangerous global warming

The Obama administration issued a fresh warning on Thursday about the dangers of Congress failing to pass its Asian trade deal, saying that millions of U.S. jobs could be at risk if a rival China-led trade pact is enacted.

Massive government investment in China's semiconductor industry risks distorting the global market for integrated circuits, leading to damaging overcapacity and stifling innovation, U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker has warned.

Secretary of State John Kerry and national security adviser Susan Rice held talks Tuesday with a senior Chinese official on managing differences and expanding cooperation between the two world powers.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is visiting China this week, giving Beijing another opportunity to dilute the U.S.’s influence in Asia.

North Korea is preparing to launch an intermediate-range ballistic missile in the next three days, Fox Business Network reported on Tuesday, citing two unidentified U.S. officials.