Rebecca Feng

Chinese residents, worried about growth, have been illicitly moving billions of dollars out of the country, using everything from crypto to fine art.

That's how money might have left China illicitly in the year through June. The rush comes as as a cratering property market and economic uncertainty push people to find safer places to park their wealth overseas.

Chinese residents, worried about growth, have been illicitly moving billions of dollars out of the country, using everything from crypto to fine art.

The world’s pre-eminent East-meets-West investment hub has become more Chinese as international financial institutions, corporations, and expatriates retreat

The world's pre-eminent East-meets-West investment hub has become more Chinese as international financial institutions, corporations, and expatriates retreat

Lei Zhang helped university endowments and foundations make big returns in his home country, then the U.S. soured on China.

Beijing is brandishing an expanded arsenal of countermeasures as President-elect Donald Trump threatens across-the-board tariffs on Chinese-made goods.

Recent moves on Nvidia, critical minerals and drones signal the sort of retaliatory measures Beijing could use to hit back against US.

Once described by Trump as the ‘single worst abuser' on trade, Vietnam attracted manufacturers wanting to avoid China tariffs during his term.

Experts at brokerages say they are pulling punches as Beijing's tolerance lessens