Only four of 87 mines sold to companies over the past three years are operating. The rest have yet to get funding, as banks prefer renewable projects, partly because of coal's decreasing viability

Police discovered the ring when one gambler sought help saying “please help me, I am gambling on my mobile phone and my family is going to be ruined”

Thailand's top court suspended Pita Limjaroenrat, leader of the election-winning Move Forward Party, on Wednesday in further blow to his party's chance of taking office

This will be Tata’s first gigafactory outside of India and will have the capability to produce an initial output of 40 gigawatt hours

Temu said on Wednesday it has been the target of "unlawful exclusionary tactics" since its launch in the US, which forced it to take legal measures to defend its rights due to "attacks" from Shein

Goldman Sachs analysts project a 15% 12-month return for the CSI300, which is now down 0.5% for the year, in stark contrast to the 16% rise in world stocks.

India, the world's third biggest oil importer and consumer, currently pays for UAE oil in dollars but is looking to cut transaction costs by eliminating conversions

The chip industry is keen to protect its profits in China as the Biden administration considers another round of restrictions on chip exports to the world's second-largest economy

Prospects for this year are unclear; even steady growth of 3-4% a year must seem small for a country that averaged around 7% last decade, and more than 10% in the 2000s

India is concerned that tie-ups like the one proposed by BYD are “controlled by the foreign partner” and reduce the partnering Indian company to a “dummy entity”

Experts say any move to cooperate on cutting emissions of methane – a greenhouse gas responsible for roughly 30% of global warming – would be positive

The Chinese telecom giant has fallen behind South Korea's Samsung in the country, where brick-and-mortar remain the bigger players in smartphone sales