Green hydrogen will be a key facet of the huge transformation of global energy consumption because of global warming. Over 30 countries and regions have export and import strategies, renewables agency says

China EV maker Nio is expanding into the US, setting up a potential showdown with EV market leader Tesla on its home turf

Hundreds of people have died and thousands have been detained in Kazakhstan during the worst violence seen in the Central Asian nation since it became independent in the early 1990s. The unrest in Kazakhstan poses risks for energy markets, and even cryptocurrencies.

Social media platform Reddit has enlisted Wall Street giants Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs for its initial public offering

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While China and other nations pour billions of dollars into developing the technology, researchers say we are still decades away from a working nuclear fusion reactor emerging from the experimental stages

25 Chinese companies working in education, financial services, media and technology are trading close to $1 per share or lower, and face automatic delisting from US exchanges within six months, an Asia Financial analysis shows.

China's tech crackdown, especially involving internet firms whose data is deemed to pose a potential security risk from listing abroad, took a toll on all Chinese tech stocks in 2021. We look at six names in the news.

Asia’s most successful day traders share their tips, day trading rules and strategies to help traders become successful and profitable.

Chinese stocks tumbled on the back of news that the United States’ Commerce Department announced the addition of eight companies to its investment blacklist, including drone company DJI Technology. We look at what this means for US investors.

Some 248 Chinese companies listed on US exchanges will be forced to delist by 2024 if they fail to fall into line with US audit norms. Here’s how it will impact US investors.