From Beijing trying to reset relations with Tokyo to Hangzhou rivalling Shenzhen, here’s a round-up from today’s China and economy coverage.

The world’s richest city, as of 2024, is New York City. According to Forbes, the Big Apple’s overall wealth is (currently) valued at a staggering $3 trillion (Rs 262 lakh crore), which is higher than the combined wealth of several European nations.

The top diplomats of South Korea and China are expected to hold talks later this month on the sidelines of their trilateral meeting with the Japanese foreign minister, according to sources Sunday. The three neighbors are in the final stages of arranging talks among their foreign ministers on March

A group of Japanese business leaders on Friday concluded a six-day visit to China after inspecting companies in Changsha, H

From Beijing trying to reset relations with Tokyo to Hangzhou rivalling Shenzhen, here’s a round-up from today’s China and economy coverage.

As per Henley & Partners' World's Wealthiest Cities Report 2024, the New York City of the US has again topped the list of World's Wealthiest Cities.

New York City has once again been named the richest city in the world, according to the Henley & Partners’ World’s Wealthiest Cities Report 2024. The city is home to 349,500 millionaires, 675 centi-millionaires (people worth at least £100 million), and 60 billionaires, making it the wealthiest place on the planet.

U.S. actions continue to drive China’s nuclear buildup. However, like acceptance of mutual vulnerability, that seems too tough a pill for the U.S. side to swallow.

The broad goal is to prevent China from further developing a domestic semiconductor industry that could boost its AI and military capabilities.

Xinhua’s president, Fu Hua, met his Kyodo counterpart Toru Mizutani in Tokyo on Monday. Fu said Beijing was willing to “further strengthen exchanges and cooperation” between China’s official news agency and Kyodo, especially in new media and ...

Japan and the Philippines agreed on Monday to further deepen defense ties in the face of an “increasingly severe” security environment in the Indo-Pacific region, Japanese defense minister Gen Nakatani said on Monday.