At least five employees were sacked by SpaceX, the private rocket company set up by Elon Musk, after they wrote and circulated a letter criticising the company founder, sources said

Naval News says China's newest aircraft carrier catapults its navy into the 21st century, and that it's the first non-US carrier in the world ''to even come close'' to US carriers.

The chief executive of JD.com's retail business, Xin Lijun, says regulation of China's tech sector is not loosening but becoming more "stable" and "rational," according to CNBC

Western nations must not allow production of critical minerals and metals to be concentrated in countries "that can't be trusted," Canada's Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said

The BoJ is estimated to have spent $5.2 billion on Wednesday buying bonds to defend its 10-year yield ceiling as 10-year futures endured their worst plunge in close to a decade.

The New Oriental edu-tech group has staged a shock turnaround with a dramatic share surge in recent days, amid hope that a new live-streaming strategy might salvage some of its business

Baidu is looking to sell its 53% stake in iQIYI, China's second biggest video streaming firm, according to sources, who said the deal could value the company at about $7 billion

Apple supplier to focus on expansion in Vietnam, India, Indonesia and North America, after operations at its factories in China were rocked by Covid lockdowns and labour shortages

The Bank of Japan ramped up bond buying on Tuesday in a bid to keep the yield on 10-year government bonds at a 0.25% cap, amid renewed pressure from rising global interest rates

Claims that China practises "debt-trap diplomacy" in Africa distort the reality of business dealings and debt on the continent by both African nations and China, according to a new study

Authorities are under pressure as the outbreak linked to a bar left millions facing tests, thousands under lockdown – days after the city ended a partial lockdown that ran for more than a month

Russian grades totalled 16.5% of India's oil imports last month, but the country still gets nearly 60% of its oil from Iraq and nations in the Middle East, and the Russian spurt may have already ended