News that global development banks and creditors like China have agreed to speed up sovereign debt restructurings is seen as a possible breakthrough, but doubts remain amid geopolitical tensions

China agreed to provide “lethal aid” to Russia for its war in Ukraine, according to a document on the Discord app, that may have come from US spying on Russian intelligence

The city is set to host 100 crypto-related conferences and lavish parties through April, with backing from top government officials, including chief executive John Lee

FTX is negotiating with stakeholders about options for restarting its crypto exchange, and it may make a decision on that in the current quarter, a lawyer told a US court on Wednesday

China's expertise in chemical refining and production could see it lead a shift to rechargeable batteries that use sodium rather than lithium, a new report says

Officials said the increase in March showed rising demand for electric vehicles, but experts said suppliers were just catching up on unfulfilled orders after Covid disruptions last year

Chinese e-commerce giant's shares fell by 5% in Hong Kong, before recovering some losses, after news SoftBank will greatly reduce its key stake in Alibaba

The trade in US computer chips from Hong Kong and China to Russia soared more than tenfold last year to at least $740 million, according to a probe by Nikkei

The prosecutor said HSBC disbursed $111.7 million in March 2020 to Hin Leong as payment for two 'fabricated' oil sales contracts the trading firm purported to have made

The investment mogul described the Taiwanese chipmaker as a well-managed company, but said his investment group had better places to deploy capital

South Korea has done a deal to lend half a million rounds of 155mm artillery shells to the United States, so the US can bolster its stockpile while it provides military aid to Ukraine

The South Korean anti-monopoly regulator has fined Google close to $32 million for blocking the release of mobile video games on a competitor's platform