Tom Cruise isn’t simply taking on what appears to be Russian-made fighter jets in his update to the 1986 classic “Top Gun”: He’s also angering China.

In the dynamic landscape of global entertainment, the influence of Beijing over Hollywood has long been a topic of heated discussion. While the box office...

The veteran center on Wednesday posted a video on his social media platforms in which he blasted the Chinese government for its policies regarding Tibet.

This is no time for the president to cut China a break.

Five years after an unprecedented era of frenzied East-West dealmaking, cash flow has stopped, Donald Trump's trade war lingers, censorship is on the rise and human rights abuses in the Middle...

Financier Jeff Yass made a big bet on the app, and he’s a top donor to lawmakers who support it.

BEIJING — China's President Xi issued a stern warning to American politicians this week, vowing that any members of Congress who dare to vote for a ban on TikTok will be fired from their jobs.

The United States is violating the principles of market economy and international trade rules in considering a ban on Chinese citizens buying property in the United States, the Chinese foreign...

Enes Kanter of the Boston Celtics tweeted an invitation to Nike’s Phil Knight to visit China with him, the latest in a string of tweets he’s issued criticizing China over human rights issues.

BBC commercial unit BBC StoryWorks has produced glossy tourism adverts for China's state media, including CGTN. Huawei is also a loyal customer.

“In Hollywood, the conversation" is now about “platforms we use to create, promote, and share content," including China-owned TikTok, observes Chris Fenton.

For China, Starlinks would weaken its hold on the internet. For Taiwan, Starlinks look vulnerable to Chinese pressure on Musk

The practice by Chinese businesses of using third countries to circumvent tariffs is raising concerns.

As it comes under greater scrutiny, the social media app that is taking the world by storm claims it has never provided any data to the Chinese government.

Enes Kanter's comments caused blackout of NBA games in China but the NBA and Nike did not break their silence since Celtic's center's protest in the court and on social media.

Two and a half years after buying the Nets, the billionaire personifies the compromises embedded in the NBA-China relationship, which requires the league to do business with an authoritarian govern...

Burned by Covid-19 lockdowns and worker protests at Foxconn plants, the iPhone maker is looking to further diversify the supply chain that has powered its growth.

2021 Chicago Council Survey data show a majority of Americans support a range of US policies towards Taiwan: recognition as an independent country, inclusion in international organizations, and a...

A meeting between the House speaker and President Tsai Ing-wen while she is in the U.S. next week would be a “provocation,” a Chinese official said Wednesday.

Let’s face it. The marriage of superpowers looked great on paper. Globalists and free market proponents, seeking earnings growth and the prospects of slowly...

Wear it as a badge of honor.

Kanter said he spoke with commissioner Adam Silver about his statements, in which he has called for a free Tibet and the end of Uyghur forced labor in China.

Taiwan will never allow China to "meddle" in its future, the government said on Wednesday, after a Chinese government spokesperson said Beijing was willing to make the utmost effort to strive for a...

JPMorgan's private banking arm in Asia was advised not to comment on sensitive subjects for the time being, sources told the Wall Street Journal.

A trial pitting a Hollywood executive vs. his former Chinese employer reveals details on a Robert Downey Jr. deal

First tariffs, then COVID, now worries of war. Multinational companies have more reasons than ever to get out of China — if they can.

A former TikTok employee has complained to regulators about the company allegedly retaliating against him for speaking out against its policies.

Tesla plans to initially produce 10,000 Megapack units a year at the factory.

China’s growing tech dominance should “scare the heck” out of Australia, the head of the high-powered US Senate intelligence committee says.

James Cameron's "The Way of Water" earned just $57 million in the Middle Kingdom while nabbing a near-record $19 million in India

Third Way is a center-left think tank that champions modern solutions to the most challenging problems in US public policy, including the economy, climate and energy, national security, social...

Intel plans to invest at least $20 billion in new chip-making capacity in Ohio, bolstering its semiconductor-production ambitions as greater demand for digital products and a global chip shortage...

Daniel Edmund Duggan ran a business called Top Gun Australia, which billed itself as the country's "premier adventure flight company."

"I think that's this beautiful example of globalism and of the capacity that we can use skiing and we can use sport and we can use winter sport to connect people."

Disney CEO Bob Iger reportedly admitted to U.S. lawmakers that the House of Mouse has sometimes gotten it wrong in its approach to China.

As the Communist Party emphasizes “common prosperity,” a well-connected investor recalls the freewheeling era when Beijing tolerated closer ties between officials and entrepreneurs.

Experts are concerned that China's use of civilian ships for military purposes can confuse the rules of engagement, reported AP.

Mathias Döpfner called for a ban of Chinese-owned TikTok on Tuesday, saying the social platform was a long-term threat to democracy.

After Bob Iger returned as CEO, Disney has had better luck get movies like "Avatar 2" into China.

Analysis of Chinese court records shows eightfold increase in cases mentioning exit bans between 2016 and 2022

Is China shifting its approach to “panda diplomacy”? Zoos in some Western countries — including the National Zoo in D.C. — face the prospect of losing all their pandas this year or in 2024.

How does China exert its influence over Hollywood, sports, and American business? Feeding the Dragon author Chris Fenton joins us here to connect the dots!

The crackdown came quickly and sweepingly, wiping out some of China’s biggest stars and fan clubs in a matter of days.

Newt’s guest is Chris Fenton, author of FEEDING THE DRAGON: Inside the Trillion Dollar Dilemma Facing Hollywood, the NBA, & American Business.

Blinded by their ambition, Silicon Valley elites are helping Communist China achieve their ultimate goal: “Technology supremacy” over the West.

Most of the world’s developing countries have backed a demand for wealthy nations to channel at least $1.3 trillion in climate finance to them annually starting in 2030, the opening salvo in one of...

In Munich meeting, Antony Blinken told China’s Wang Yi such balloon flights mustn’t happen again, a spokesman says.

“There are more than a dozen radio stations in cities across the country where Americans hear subtle pro-Beijing propaganda on their FM radio.”

The FBI opens a new China-related counterintelligence investigation every 12 hours on average, and it now has over 2,000 such cases.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Beijing’s latest sanctions on the two largest U.S. defense contractors is a largely symbolic gesture that nevertheless signals escalating tensions between the world’s two largest economies.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for an “all-out” effort this week to boost the world’s second-largest economy through infrastructure investments, signaling growing internal concerns about China’s...

In the dynamic landscape of global entertainment, the influence of Beijing over Hollywood has long been a topic of heated discussion. While the box office...

The Communist Party has declared war on idol worship, part of a broader crackdown on what it sees as toxic celebrity culture that is poisoning the minds of the country’s youth.

The Italian case follows a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that there is a ‘general system of violence’ in the Chinese prison system.

Human-rights protests threaten profits