Chinese ordinary people likes Trump a bit more than Beijing-based elites, a survey shows. A sales executive of Baidu is detained. Weibo's owner goes private as Chinese companies are returning to their home markets. Trip.com gets a payment license via an acquisition. China's northeast may face a big gap in coal supply. Plus, how China's next five-year plan change the country?

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A judge blocks Trump's ban on TikTok. HSBC shares jump after China's Ping An raised its stake. The country's private lending cap creates shockwaves through the financial sector. The U.S. tightens exports to Chinese chipmaker SMIC. Plus, JD.com’s health-care unit files for a Hong Kong listing.

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Huawei may be the real Tesla challenger. Rural areas will get more money from China's land sales. The country's government bonds are to be added to FTSE Russell's flagship index. Evergrande denies it’s seeking government support. But how about its financial health? China brings more robots to factories than the U.S. does. Plus, a Muji-like Chinese chain files for a U.S. IPO.

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Huawei has “sufficient” inventory for its communications equipment business. Wall Street investment banks make the big bucks from Chinese IPOs. China’s growth to average only 5% in the next five years, an economist predicts. WeWork sells a majority stake in its local venture. Plus, mainland residents are allowed to visit Macao again.

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