China is testing a new plan to make it easier for citizens do business, but also to help them trust each other more. It's called the social credit score.

China Internet Report 2019 Chinese netizens are avid users of emoji and animated stickers. China’s two most popular social platforms, WeChat and Weibo, even have their own set of emoji.

Simina Mistreanu is a Beijing-based journalist. The potential power of China’s nascent social-credit system was glimpsed last month with the announcement that millions of Chinese were banned ...

Newsweek looks at where China's social credit system starts and ends.

How China's social credit systems are influencing the global tech industry, and society at large.

China's social credit system, due to be rolled out nationwide in 2020, aims to reward and punish people for their behavior.

The personal social credit system in China has already stopped the sale of roughly 26 million train and plane tickets. Soon, businesses will have to follow a stringent list of 300 requirements or ...

The Chinese government's ongoing attempts to create a social credit system aimed at rating the trustworthiness of people and companies have generated equal measures of fascination and anxiety ...

China's social credit system has been compared to Black Mirror, Big Brother and every other dystopian future sci-fi writers can think up. The reality is more complicated — and in some ways ...

The social credit system was devised by China’s ruling party back in 2013, after it created a blacklist of “indebted citizens”. Since then, the project has snowballed.

China's social credit system is known for punishing individuals but it is also being used to control the behavior of foreign companies. According to a new report, the system -- which threatens ...