The Shanghai Songjiang People’s Court confirmed that Chinese law did not prohibit the ownership of cryptocurrencies in ...

Yao Qian is accused of abusing his position at the China Securities Regulatory Commission in a ‘severe breach of duty’.

Yao Qian, former head of China’s Central Bank Digital Currency Unstitute, has been expelled from the Party over corruption allegations ...

Yao Qian, former head of China's digital currency development, faces prosecution for cryptocurrency bribery and misconduct.

A Shanghai court has recognized virtual currency as property under Chinese law, emphasizing that this does not permit its use ...

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could change the face of traditional banking and challenge cryptocurrencies.

China has entered into more than 30 bilateral currency swap agreements since December 2008. As of May 15, 2015, the total value of effective currency swap agreements was RMB 2.9 trillion (US$ 468 ...

(Bloomberg) -- China’s President Xi Jinping wants a “powerful currency” that is stable enough to play a rising role in global trade. Donald Trump’s return looks set to challenge that ambition.