Shipping giants are bracing for significant disruptions to affect key routes like the Panama Canal and knock complex vessel schedules out of sync

The planned acquisition follows the Chinese financial technology group’s purchase of Singapore-based payments firm 2C2P

A Beijing court said on Friday the wealth manager had applied for bankruptcy on the grounds it could not pay its due debts and its assets were insufficient to pay all its debts

Some large Indian private and state-run lenders disbursed amounts related to employee benefit schemes directly to staff's CBDC wallets, instead of their salary account in December

A probe into HyperVerse's supposed CEO suggests his identity is fake as none of his qualifications could be confirmed, a new report says

Financial officials in Beijing have been urging money managers to prioritise the launch of equity funds in a bid to support the country's flat equity markets

The total toll on lives and industry along the Noto Peninsula from the 7.6 magnitude quake — the strongest to strike Japan in 13 years — is far from known

Electricity demand has surged due to the popularity of EVs, forcing officials to provide solutions that prevent power grids from being overwhelmed

Rates for ocean cargo have soared after an attempted attack on Wednesday and a bid to hijack a Maersk ship last Sunday; members of the UN Security Council have called on the Houthis to halt their attacks

The Caixin/S&P Global services purchasing managers' index (PMI) rose to 52.9 in December, with a solid rise in new business lifting optimism in the sector to a three-month high

China and Hong Kong stocks ended 2023 as the worst performers among the world's major indexes, dragged down by geopolitical risks, a sluggish economic recovery and policy uncertainties

The Chinese EV-maker's bumper sales suggest car buyers are looking for cheaper models in a high-interest-rate economy