(Reuters) -Chinese autonomous driving firm WeRide plans to price its Hong Kong share sale at HK$27.10 per share and raise HK$2.39 billion ($307.7 million) from the listing, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.

China has agreed to allow the export of chips critical to auto production, averting widespread shutdowns that had been predicted by the industry.

China sent fighter jets to intercept a Canadian air force plane tracking North Korean ships breaching U.N. sanctions.

U.S. and China reach historic trade agreement addressing fentanyl trafficking, rare earth exports and agricultural trade between the world's largest economies.

China's largest oil refiner, Sinopec Group, is in talks to buy China National Aviation Fuel Group, the country's leading jet fuel distributor, in a government-initiated move, Bloomberg News reported on Monday,

President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agree on soybean purchases after China shifted purchases to Brazil, a move that hurt American farmers.

China has announced that its Shenzhou 21 spaceship docked with the country's space station at the country's own record speed

Tesla Inc.’s shipments from its Shanghai factory resumed their decline, adding weight to expectations that the Elon Musk-led automaker faces a challenging final quarter for global sales.

Xi Jinping is not known for his easy smiles. China’s most powerful Communist leader in decades has built a reputation reinforced by state media during his 12-year rule as a serious and steady hand.

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