China
News and analysis about China, a country with the world’s second-largest economy, a terrible record on human rights, and global ambitions.


Slowing growth and uncertainty over currency make future earnings hard to predict.


Already partners, the two companies have big plans to bring SAP’s “bet the company” database to large companies.


The current troubles will give way to growth.


The two ride-hailing services are locked in a pissing contest in China.


Twitter’s stock price doesn’t seem to have a floor.


You’re probably not going to ride in this, though.


It could’ve been worse. In 2016, it might get worse.


Rep. McCaul and Sen. Warner call for a commission on national security to tackle issues raised by encryption.


The Chinese have arrived, and they plan to disrupt the traditional CE players as much as possible and take market share away from them fast.


Beijing claims such access is necessary to defend against terrorism.


Chinese moviegoers may be unacquainted with “the force.”


China is Apple’s second-largest market, behind the United States.


The anti-Uber force is now four strong.


The deal helps ease Qualcomm’s China licensing woes and could pave the way for Xiaomi’s global ambitions.


China’s Tianhe-2 is starting its third straight year as the supercomputing world’s heavyweight champ.


Alphabet as underdog.


The world’s largest shopping day capitalizes on the pressure China’s “leftover women” feel to get married.


$14,341,847,366.00 to be exact.


“If you had the choice between being a shareholder in the New York Times Company and Amazon, I know which one I would pick.”


China revenue more than doubled in the September quarter.


This holiday season is looking good, but not great (for now).


A clear and helpful breakdown of China’s very serious economic problems, from a famous economist.


The company already is using renewable energy to power 100 percent of its operations in its two biggest markets, the U.S. and China.


“Believe it or not, we can see the finish line,” said CFO Ken Goldman.


In June, Google picked Mobvoi as its voice search partner for Android Wear in China. Now it’s giving Mobvoi money.


A report from the analytics firm SourceDNA found 256 apps using a third-party advertising tool that harvested personal information and sent it off to its own servers.


Marissa, bar the door!


If you want to understand hardware in China, you have to understand how intimate that country’s relationship is with the machines that run our lives.


Ex-Android boss says the disintegration of carrier contracts is the “biggest change in the last 10 years in mobile.”


A top-secret Chinese communist military project led Tu Youyou to the Nobel Prize for medicine.


The investment will help Western Digital establish better relationships with Chinese authorities and give it flexibility to buy back stock and pursue acquisitions.


With its newest Nexus partner, Google is angling for a two-way street.


Mobile companies need to be able to serve up ads that do more than recommend other apps to install. That, says Cheetah Mobile’s CEO, demands big-data expertise.


He really, really wants Silicon Valley in his corner.


What Presidents Obama and Xi agreed to about intellectual property — and why it matters.


The country just announced a national cap-and-trade system, starting in 2017.


The two nations have agreed not to “conduct or knowingly support” cyber theft of intellectual property or commercial trade secrets.


The real reason Boeing is opening a factory in China — it’s not the Export-Import Bank.


Developers in China downloaded a tainted version of Apple’s software use to create mobile apps, which led them to create apps corrupted with malware.