By Laurie Chen BEIJING, March 10 (Reuters) - China's scramble to adopt artificial intelligence will spawn new jobs and propel ...

Two major economic plans unveiled at the annual meeting of China's legislature outline top priorities that have different ...

China set its lowest economic growth target in decades on Thursday, announcing it would aim for 4.5-5% expansion in 2026 as ...

China has set an economic growth target at the slowest since 1991 at the opening of its annual national congress, in what ...

China’s progress in building a modern economy, evident in its kung-fu fighting robots and self-parking cars, is hitting limits as a downturn in its housing industry drags on and young people struggle ...

Beijing has spent decades relying on exports and innovation but that model is now under strain.

China announced its lowest growth target in 35 years Thursday as the world’s second-biggest economy struggles with challenges ...

China has set an economic growth target of 4.5% to 5% for this year, a slight decrease in the face of a prolonged property slump and other headwinds and global uncertainty.

The “Life in Venice” housing development, a multibillion-dollar replica of the Italian city on the Chinese coast, stands ...

China's trade growth handily beat forecasts at the start of the year. Exports continue to be driven by ships, chips, and ...

At the National People’s Congress, representatives are expected to approve a five-year economic blueprint that will ...

GROWTH: China's 2026 growth target is the most conservative in at least 30 years. That could give policymakers more room to carry out structural reforms. Setting a range of 4.5% to 5.0% GDP growth, ...