China suffers first defeat at WTO
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China has its first defeat at the World Trade Organization in a case centred on its limits on foreign-made car parts.
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Australia&#39;s stock index fell for the first day in 10. BHP Billiton led mining companies lower on concerns demand for commodities will drop after the Chinese government signaled it would cut spending to slow growth.
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China is to face greater competition from foreign banks as a WTO deadline to open its markets looms.
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A Chinese government Web site  encouraging citizens to report corruption crashed on its first  day under the weight of too many hits.
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China has expressed regret over a  decision by the European Union, the United States and Canada to  request a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel to hear their  complaint about China's tariff treatment of auto parts.
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China claimed victory Thursday in a diplomatic battle with rival Taiwan for relations with Vanuatu, saying the tiny Pacific island nation was withdrawing its recognition of the Taiwanese government in fa
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Chinaâs stock market plummeted today after Beijing moved to impose higher taxes on trading activity.
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Brokerage announces large Q4 loss and turns to China for capital.
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The World Trade Organization is running out of last chances.
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Germany&#39;s Rainer Schuettler defeated Australian Paul Baccanello and Finland&#39;s Jarkko Nieminen downed Spaniard Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in the first round of the $500,000 US China Open on Monday.
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Talks between four trade powers to save the World Trade Organisation's (WTO) Doha round of free trade negotiations have collapsed, a European Union official said, confirming a comment from an Indian official.
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China backs down from a censorship plan that required people to register on blog sites with their real names.
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Juan Carlos Ferrero&#39;s hope of a first ATP title was left in tatters at the China Open on Thursday when the second seed was beaten by Kevin Kim from the United States.
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Chinaâs stock markets have tumbled again, worsening one of the biggest sell-offs in years after the governmentâs move to impose a higher tax on stock trades.
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China has expressed regret over a   request by the European Union, the United States and Canada for   a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel to hear their complaint   about China's tariff treatment of foreign auto parts.
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BRUSSELS/WASHINGTON  - The EU, the United States   and Canada will launch the first ever litigation against China   at the World Trade Organization (WTO) by seeking on Friday to   convene a panel to resolve an auto parts dispute.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 18. - Defending World Cup football champions Brazil suffered the most shocking result of the day, but China were the biggest losers.