Commodities will be added to the stocks, bonds, options and wealth management products that are currently tradeable in the so-called Connect scheme, CSRC said.

The stabbing was the country’s third recent deadly episode and a man is in criminal detention while police investigate.

The case marks the most aggressive move to rein in a tech company since efforts to break up Microsoft failed two decades ago.

Tropical Storm Man-yi is estimated to be about 370km south of Hong Kong and is forecast to move west at about 18km/h.

All eyes are on the length of jail terms they will get in the city’s first subversion case under the Beijing-decreed national security law, particularly ‘mastermind’ Benny Tai.

Asia was the largest profit contributor to Manulife’s earnings in the third quarter, accounting for 44 per cent of the group’s total earnings.

Company is actively hiring ‘scolders’ but only parents who often use strong language with their kids can apply.

A London-based legal team’s claims about the treatment of the former media tycoon in prison ignore salient information.

Much of the illicit funds in the record money laundering scandal came from illegal gambling and unlicensed money lending in China.

Three-day Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit brings together senior Chinese officials and heads of banking giants.

As the ramming of ships and use of water cannons dominated discussions, questions arose about the legality of China’s actions.

Statement hopeful about ‘soft landing’ for global economy as its silence on North Korean support for Russia reveals China’s sway.

One cable cut on Sunday, the other on Monday. Finland and Germany concerned about security of critical infrastructure, launch investigation.

Daughter believes she was also assaulted by her father, Dominique Pelicot, who has admitted drugging and raping his wife with dozens of men.

The text of the treaty suggests the partnership will function more as a strategic hedge than a definitive bond.

State news said 2 missiles hit Zoqaq al-Blat neighbourhood where local UN headquarters and Lebanon’s parliament and PM’s office are located.

Both leaders note progress, with the Australian prime minister saying: ‘Trade is flowing more freely to the benefit of both countries.’.

A man was killed near the Hudson river, another in Manhattan and a woman was attacked close to the UN headquarters. Suspect was in custody.

Boeing said it will start laying people off permanently from December 20 as part of plan to cut 10 per cent of its global workforce.

Evgenii Ptitsyn allegedly extorted US$16 million from schools and hospitals using ransomware program Phobos, Justice Department said.

Amana supports unauthorised settler outposts that are used to expand Jewish settlements and seize Palestinian land, Treasury Department said.

Prosecutors believe network of private hospital staff conspired to send dozens of healthy babies to neonatal care units for financial gain.

Anti-poverty agenda set by Brazil’s leader is already running into headwinds at meeting of the world’s 20 leading economic powers.

Traces of tear gas found in Dnipropetrovsk. Use of riot control agents as method of warfare is prohibited under Chemical Weapons Convention.

KMB and New Lantao Bus want to raise fares by 6.5 per cent, while Citybus is seeking an increase of nearly 9.5 per cent for most routes.