Asia Pacific

Canadian multinationals or small and medium-sized businesses with more diversified client bases may be able to find ways to adjust to the growing unease between Canada and China in the wake of the Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. conflict.

Chinese New Year dawns on a jittery business landscape as Huawei dispute casts uncertainty over access to overseas markets

Meng Wanzhou in court to alter bail conditions and set appearance dates, a day after U.S. authorities claim "company-wide" effort to steal trade secrets

B.C. man faces death penalty; fate of extradited Chinese businessman unknown

While Alipay has grown rapidly in its first year of Canadian operations, the Chinese e-payment giant plans to focus on the spending patterns of tourists, students and other consumers from China, rather than potential local consumers.

Even before the arrest in Vancouver of Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.

Prospering overseas, Vancouver fashion design house counts on easing of tensions

Vancouver non-profit immigrants services organization SUCCESS will be receiving $22.

The growing backlash against Canada from China in the wake of the Vancouver arrest of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. CFO Meng Wanzhou is likely to at least have a short-term impact on B.C.

Consumer anger in China could have far-reaching consequences for B.C. businesses