Chinese investors were in downbeat mood as Covid outbreaks and weak imports dented sentiment while traders in Hong Kong and Tokyo shrugged off soaring US prices

Analysts say they have yet to see a major indication China is violating Western sanctions on Russia. Overall trade with Russia rose to $38.2bn in January-March, a Chinese customs spokesman said

Five climate activist groups said they submitted shareholder resolutions for consideration at AGMs of four Tokyo-listed companies this year

Sri Lanka, whose reserves have dipped by two-thirds in two years, says it needs to come to an agreement with creditors and secure an IMF loan

But the picture elsewhere was less hopeful as world stocks slipped to their lowest levels in almost a month

Property consultant CBRE says the average price of a new apartment increased by 13 per cent to $1,655 per square meter

On the 'dark Web', things are taken further by pro-Russia and pro-Ukrainian actors alike, with both sides leaking sensitive data and moving to disrupt various services

This is the sixth incident of fire in electric scooters since the onset of summer in India

AirAsia Aviation Group has signed an MoU to lease a minimum of 100 VX4 electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft from Avolon, a leasing firm based in Ireland

China ends gaming approval freeze by granting publishing approvals for 45 games in boost for tech giants like Baidu and NetEase

Tesla was among those hit hard as sales in the world's biggest car market dived 11.7% in March from a year earlier in the first decline in three months

Chinese stocks suffered their biggest fall in a month as Covid restrictions and inflation worries weighed heavily on investors