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Li Chenggang will replace Wang Shouwen as China’s top international trade negotiator at the Ministry of Commerce.
Recent years have seen China’s economic growth decelerate in the second quarter – a pattern that threatens to continue this summer amid an intensifying trade war.
US manufacturing regions with high exposure to import competition suffer more – but others benefit, economist says.
Some say China-US strife offers an opportunity for other third countries to re-evaluate their relationship with China.
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Latest move matches tariff level announced by US President Donald Trump, and officials say any future US increases will not be met with reply.
Beijing issues a white paper for third time since trade war started in 2018, outlining position on major bilateral concerns.
Matching blows with Washington, Beijing’s tariff hike brings the accumulative tariff total to 84% on goods from US, as trade war rapidly intensifies.
In the wake of more US tariffs on Chinese goods, Beijing’s media arm keeps up defiant language but adds door is not closed to talks.
Despite recent supply chain shifts, US consumers will have a hard time finding replacements for many staple goods still produced in China.
Mao Zhenhua says China’s swift, forceful response to US tariff increases means the time for reconciliation appears to be over.
But global supply chains could face ‘significant damage’ that no country is fully protected against, the more a trade war drags out and intensifies.
Aviation forum hears that engine’s performance in trial runs exceeds ‘most optimistic expectations’.
Buyers will have 60 days to pay for cargo, projects or services after they are delivered, plus more supervision and a complaint platform.
German carmaker is at the forefront of pending tariff talks between Brussels and Beijing.
British-Swedish drug maker has gone from Beijing’s scrutiny to its praise, hailed as a sign of doing business in China.
Richard Li has been invited to the China Development Forum as founder of Pacific Century Group, list of attendees seen by the Post shows.
Trade wars will result in ‘lose-lose situation’, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao tells BMW chairman ahead of China Development Forum.
Li says Beijing will roll out measures to ensure the smooth operation of the economy, if needed.
Leading Chinese aircraft manufacturer aims to be able to produce 200 narrowbody jets a year by 2029, conference told.
From ‘kung fu bots’ to new production lines, the race to mass produce humanlike robots is accelerating on both sides of the Pacific.
The backlash against Hutchison’s ports sell-off is designed to send a message to other Chinese firms with overseas assets, analysts say.
The attendees include leaders of more than a dozen US corporations, including Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Morgan Stanley’s chief China economist sees green shoots in China thanks to innovation, but highlights need for social security reform.
Officials met representatives of the US retailer to discuss its treatment of Chinese suppliers following the imposition of import duties.
The proposed law, not passed at this year’s legislative session, is seen as an indicator of Beijing’s commitment to improving the business environment.
Social security minister says some positions are going unfilled as demand for skills goes unmet.
Premier says government will promote growth of SMEs that use sophisticated technologies to produce unique products.
China will need stronger action to ensure a level playing field – as the struggles of its first privately owned high-speed railways show.
Top economic officials at marathon ‘two sessions’ press briefing signal China’s ‘unwavering’ determination to safeguard its own interests.
