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China’s growing influence in the world is making it more difficult to simply step aside
Owners leaving territory pay up to $27,000 for chartered flights as Covid rules limit commercial services
Reorganisation at company behind TikTok comes as authorities tighten antitrust enforcement
Drop in the Japanese group’s shares looks overdone but a knee-jerk reaction is understandable
US tech group’s bid wiped $20bn from the Japanese company’s valuation in a day
Tehran seeks to expand links with Russia and China amid tensions with US
Airline pummeled by pandemic has been losing staff because of Hong Kong’s strict quarantine rules
Pony Ma seeks to avoid Beijing’s push against perceived monopolists by targeting expansion overseas
Strikes by Tehran-backed group come as Abu Dhabi seeks closer diplomatic and trade ties with Islamic republic
Country’s biggest retailer Chow Tai Fook banks on young people’s love of traditional designs
Geopolitical tensions and surging migration would be hard to manage even in normal times
Alarm over the country’s growing military strength is accelerating moves towards economic decoupling
Imran Khan welcomed Islamists’ conquest but is struggling to contain emboldened extremists at home
Requirements lowered for membership of new prime market segment
Renesas and Tokyo Electron also race to respond to geopolitical tensions
Hong Kong announces cull of more than 1,000 hamsters amid fears of transmission from pets to humans
Three new plants will turn Three Gorges into the world’s largest offshore operator
About 150 people will be sent to government facility after suspected animal-to-human transmission
Prices have finally begun to rise but increases still lower than elsewhere in the world
Beijing’s orchestrated collapse of the indebted property developer is an attempt to limit contagion
Iran feels emboldened in Vienna nuclear talks but inflation is fuelling public discontent
Homeowners’ struggles demonstrate challenge of cooling sector without damaging wider economy
Surpluses will continue as Beijing struggles to rein in burgeoning debt and increase domestic consumption
Beijing is unlikely to relax three key policies that are crimping expansion
Beijing’s zero-Covid policy trades GDP growth for international prestige ahead of the Games
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