Hong Kong Stock Exchange tells China Evergrande to get a winding-up plea filed by a creditor dismissed for its shares to start trading

China's plummeting GDP and the US’s soaring inflation brought a pessimistic air to the region’s trading floors

TSMC, a key Apple supplier and the world's largest contract chipmaker, said profit soared by 76% in the April-June period, to T$237 billion ($7.9 billion)

Taiwan is weighing a fine of up to T$25 million ($835,600) on Foxconn for funding struggling Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup without government approval

Shares of struggling developers dropped further on Friday as homebuyers' refusal to repay loans on partly built apartments outweighed government assurances to get projects completed on time

US consumer prices leapt 9.1% year-on-year in June, increasing Asian investors’ worries about growth and more central bank rate hikes

Currency hits new 24-year peaks above 128 yen and edged back toward parity with the euro after briefly breaching that level overnight

The tech firm wrongfully used duty exemptions for items imported for use in mobile phone production, said India's Directorate of Revenue Intelligence

Investors were keeping their powder dry ahead of critical US consumer price data due out later on Wednesday

Chinese cities issued red alerts, the highest in a three-tier warning system, on Tuesday as administrations scrambled to take steps to protect citizens

The city-state's debt markets are on course for the biggest year of bank-capital raising in more than a decade

China's banking regulator moves to pacify angry depositors, says banks in Henan and Anhui provinces will start repaying customers on behalf of rural lenders whose accounts were frozen