The central bank risks upsetting the public as the weak yen drives up the price of imported goods going into Japan's upper house election expected on July 10

Lining up two providers of automotive parts allows carmakers to reduce their exposure to shocks but adds to costs, chief executive Jim Rowan said

Hwang and chief financial officer Patrick Halligan are accused of artificially inflating the fund's portfolio from $1.5 billion to $35 billion in just 12 months

The setback came as Sinopec reported an overall 25% rise in net income for the three-month period, a level last seen in the third quarter of 2020

Universal Studios in Beijing announced it would require visitors to show negative test results before they could enter the theme park, starting on Friday

In China, the world's largest smartphone market, total phone shipments this year are expected to be 300 million units, down from about 325 million units last year

The cabinet minister said moves to isolate Russia from the world economy proved that market access to democratic countries was no longer automatic

Keppel Offshore & Marine, one of the world's largest offshore oil rig builders, and Sembcorp Marine have suffered from a prolonged and severe sector downturn

The rise in petrol, home building and food costs is unwelcome news for Scott Morrison, the prime minister, as he fights a tough election next month

The Southeast Asian country intends to nearly double its total installed power generation capacity to 146,000 megawatts by 2030

He replaces Catherine Livingstone, who would retire in August after more than five years in the role, and who oversaw the bank's operations during a tumultuous period

Beijing recorded 31 locally transmitted confirmed Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, the country's state broadcaster CCTV said on Wednesday