Flight bans, lengthy quarantine stays for arrivals and repeated school closures are chipping away at the city’s status as a top business hub.

A man who chanted protest slogans in Hong Kong’s shopping malls after China imposed a national-security law was sentenced to five years and nine months in prison after being found guilty of promoting...

The Disney+ service in Hong Kong features 32 “Simpsons” seasons, but an episode that includes a reference to the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre is missing from the lineup.

In the 1960s, American John Clancey was sent to Hong Kong from New York state to be a priest ministering to the city’s powerless, but now he faces prison for his role in the pro-democracy movement in...

Firms are pulling back under pressure from U.S. sanctions and suppliers but stay mum in face of warnings from Beijing.

For decades, Hong Kong’s press freedoms have made it a hub for Western media organizations covering Asia. Beijing's new national-security law is causing many newsrooms to rethink the city’s status as...

People are dying from Covid-19 in Hong Kong at a rate that surpasses most of the world’s worst pandemic peaks, with almost 300 deaths a day exceeding the city’s ability to cope.

Nvidia sells lots of artificial-intelligence chips in China. That creates a dilemma as the company tries to navigate political and trade tensions.

Since a national security law was imposed on Hong Kong by Beijing in 2020, journalists face new ‘red lines’ on what is permissible

Internal communications show how the Chinese telecom giant pivoted to counter Washington’s charges with lawsuits and reorganization; “the company has entered a state of war.”

Foreign Correspondents’ Club halts journalism prizes in wake of media crackdown in Chinese territory

Hikvision, a company 42%-owned by the Chinese government, sold devices that monitor U.S. Army base and Memphis streets. That has sparked concerns about cybersecurity.

Investigators are looking into episodes in which Huawei was accused of stealing intellectual property from people and companies and how it recruited employees from competitors.

Ahead of national elections, the opening of a controversial temple illustrates a religious fault line in India — and how high Modi’s party has climbed.

Semiconductor producers are trying to increase output by changing manufacturing processes, opening spare capacity to rivals and swapping over production lines. But the small gains are unlikely to fix...

The state-owned institute has continued buying computer chips made by Intel and Nvidia despite its inclusion on a U.S. export blacklist in 1997.

Hikvision, a company 42%-owned by the Chinese government, sold devices that monitor U.S. Army base and Memphis streets. That has sparked concerns about cybersecurity.

The big maker of telecom gear and phones is short of advanced chips, and it faces customers who heed U.S. sanctions or doubt the company’s technical reliability. It is diving into new ventures,...

The new law tightens state control over a wider swath of data and digital activities, raising concern that normal business activity could fall under the broader definition of espionage.

American prosecutors are pursuing a criminal investigation of China’s Huawei Technologies for allegedly stealing trade secrets from U.S. business partners.

U.S. tech giants and Chinese state-backed companies showed off the future of policing in China’s southern technology hub as they vie for a slice of the world’s biggest surveillance market.

When the city’s largest pro-democracy newspaper was forced to close, Norman Choi got a new job in McDonald’s. Many of his colleagues were not so lucky

Mobile-phone makers think they have a solution to slowing sales: smartphones with big displays that close like books.

Its chip makers are boosting production of mature semiconductors now in high demand, a move that could give them more influence in the global industry.

Any U.S. actions against Huawei for alleged sanctions violations could devastate the Chinese company’s operations—and curtail business for U.S. tech companies.

As Western tech companies halt sales to Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, their Chinese rivals have an opportunity to capitalize on their departure—but it won’t be easy.

The Trump administration is weighing whether to place export restrictions on Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., China’s most advanced manufacturer of semiconductors.

At least 50 federal lawsuits in the U.S. alleging trademark or copyright infringement have named Shein or its Hong Kong-based parent company, Zoetop Business, in the past three years.

Hong Kong teachers who backed antigovernment protests are being reprimanded and, in some cases, fired as China’s Communist Party moves to stamp out dissent. Observers fear the city’s tradition of...

Huawei has decided to fight an FCC decision that further curtails its business with some of its few remaining customers in the U.S., as it continues to advocate for itself in an escalating battle...

Authorities are questioning families and placing hefty bounties on overseas activists sought under violations of the national security law.

The government asked owners to turn in their pets for culling after Covid-19 cases were linked to pet shops. Volunteers are saying no, mobilizing across the city to save the rodents.

China has named Peng Jingtang as the new chief of its army garrison in Hong Kong, continuing a string of hard-line appointments in the territory.

The carrier warned it would burn cash as the city’s longer quarantine rules for crew hurts cargo flights.

Pro-democracy protesters made a direct appeal to the U.S. for support in a peaceful mass rally, a new strategy after three months of demonstrations have yielded few concessions from the city’s...

Chinese tech giant Huawei laid out details of its ownership structure in an attempt to rebut critics who have cast doubt on the company’s claim that it is owned and run by its employees.

When Hong Kong police swept through a deserted and devastated campus, it marked the end of a 12-day standoff between security forces and protesters—one that shifted from one of the most violent...

In its quest to expand its global reach, Tencent Holdings has quietly become China’s top corporate investor in Silicon Valley, pouring money into everything from electric cars to moonshot ventures...

Lawyers in the city fear the arrest of John Clancey signals rising pressure on human-rights advocates.

He makes a living hunting the globe for telecom equipment. He then breaks them open to give clients a window into the world’s cutting-edge products.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s planned visit to Hong Kong to mark the 25th anniversary of its handover from the U.K. bookends a period in which Beijing has taken full control of the city, ending debate...

The White House’s Russell Vought is pushing for a delay in implementing key provisions of a law that restricts U.S. government’s business with Huawei Technologies, citing the burdens on U.S. compan...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi fulfilled his party’s decades-long promise by consecrating a controversial Hindu temple in northern India on Monday, marking a new milestone in the popular leader’s...

Sunday’s election will feature only Beijing-approved candidates, after an overhaul of voting rules and a crackdown on the city’s opposition.

When Huawei Technologies was banned last year from buying American parts, the Chinese tech giant made greater use of its own chips. That strategy is in jeopardy after the Commerce Department last...

The outage in Nasdaq trading Thursday afternoon had traders glued to their desks and phones as they didn't know when trading would resume or what would happen then. 'It's an X Factor' that you can't...

On a plot of land in Ayodhya, a small city in northern India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi achieved a long-standing goal on an issue that has created divisions between the country’s majority Hindu...

The Defense Department labeled smartphone maker Xiaomi as a company that supports China’s military partly due to an award given to its founder for his service to the state, along with Xiaomi’s...

Oil prices tumbled and global stock markets advanced, as investors breathed a sigh of relief over a diplomatic proposal that stood to delay military action against Syria.

When restaurants closed, fish farms got crowded and the fish grew larger than dinner plates. Now aquatic farmers are trying to stunt growth. ‘They just keep eating and eating.’

Restrictions on sales of Nvidia’s high-end processors to China throw a wrench the country’s hopes to lead in artificial intelligence and supercomputing.

Latest updates and videos from The Wall Street Journal's inaugural D.Live Asia technology conference in Hong Kong. Speakers include DST Global's Yuri Milner, Microsoft Corp. Greater China Chairman...

A U.S. judge ordered ZTE to another two years of scrutiny, following the Chinese telecom giant’s violation of a settlement resolving charges that it dodged U.S. sanctions on Iran and North Korea.