India's biggest insurance company plans to float a 5% stake and raise about $8 billion next month in what would be the country’s biggest initial public offering

Taipei has moved reassure manufacturing chiefs that its semiconductor production lines won’t be affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The ride-hailing giant says it will now continue to operate in Russia – after announcing it was leaving the country on Monday

Ailing China Evergrande will recoup around $310 million of initial capital contributed and can now settle around $1.1 billion of liabilities

Russia and Ukraine’s key positions as oil, wheat and metals exporters has unsettled investors worried about the economic impact of conflict in eastern Europe

The payments company's Australian stock leapt as much as 40%, the biggest gainer in a flat overall market

Demand for neodymium and praseodymium, some of the most important minerals that Lynas mines, has soared in recent years as countries and companies try to tackle climate change

Top analysts and economists respond to the unfolding events inside Ukraine and on their wider economic implications for Asia and the world

Oil prices raced past the $100 mark for the first time in eight years and stocks dived as Russia began its long-feared invasion of Ukraine

Fresh Moody's downgrade of Shimao's rating also hits investor confidence, highlighting the debt travails bedevilling some bloated developers

Putin's comments worsen selloff in Asia, pushing oil past $100 a barrel and the MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan down 3%

Pledge comes after a series of regulations aimed at reining in debt in the sector unsettled buyers and prompted a marked slowdown in the property sector