Clifford Chance and Fangda Partners have advised China Development Bank, on its $800 million IPO in Hong Kong

Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union could derail a raft of financial services projects agreed between China and the United Kingdom, which for years has marketed itself to Beijing as its best economic and financial friend in Europe.

If Beijing features the country’s first-tier state-owned companies, and Shanghai boasts the regional headquarters of most international companies in China, Guangdong Province is beaming with pride about being home to the country’s largest number of private companies, many of which are world-renowned. And the upcoming legal opportunities in the region will revolve around these private companies, lawyers say. Li Shangjing reports.

Covington & Burling and Slaughter and May have advised China's biggest gaming group Tencent on the purchase a majority stake in 'Clash of Clans' mobile game maker Supercell from Japan’s SoftBank in a deal valued at $8.6 billion.

Chinese car-hailing app Didi Chuxing Technology Co said it raised $7.3 billion in its latest round of funding, including $4.5 billion from new and existing investors, as it battles to fend off Uber's march into China.

The son and wife of former Chinese domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang have been jailed for corruption, state media said, the latest high-profile figures to be felled in President Xi Jinping's anti-graft campaign.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to sign a series of agreements in areas ranging from trade to civil aviation during a visit to Serbia and Poland, diplomats said, as China looks to bolster its presence in central and eastern Europe.

China's stock market rose the most in two weeks on Wednesday, reversing from early losses as investors shrugged off MSCI's decision not to add mainland shares to one of its key benchmark indexes.

Davis Polk & Wardwell has advised China’s Thaihot Group on its $1.4 billion acquisition of Dah Sing Financial Holdings’ insurance business, Hong Kong's most expensive insurance deal ever. Linklaters represented the sellers.

Giant Chinese courier company SF Holdings (Group) has struck a 43.3 billion yuan ($6.6 billion) deal with a little-known metals company that effectively gives the firm known as 'China's Fedex' a backdoor route to a listing on the Shenzhen stock market.