Beijing has imposed a legal 'freeze' on the nine companies' properties on the mainland in a bid to pressure the United States to halt arms sales to the island

Taiwan company says pagers were made in Budapest, while analysts say small explosive was likely planted in devices used by Hezbollah and that the attack may spur fears about handsets

Investors were playing the waiting game on Wednesday with the odds shortening on a sizeable US interest rate cut later in the day

Tokyo is between a rock and hard place on the issue of chip tech exports, facing the risk of retaliation from both China and the US

Data from the 30 biggest oil and gas firms in Europe and America studied by an S&P Global unit shows they have a collective emissions trajectory of a 5C temperature rise by 2100

With the odds shortening on a US rate cut, investors were in risk-taking mood with China’s property giants benefitting

Traders are banking on the Federal Reserve opting for a hefty interest rate cut this week to head off a downturn in the labour market

Negotiators say top oil-selling countries were likely to use a logjam on climate finance discussions to 'block any meaningful progress on fossil fuel mitigation'

BIS chief says "It would be a pity if this room for manoeuvre was squandered", but warns that "recessions are bound to come."

China's commercial centre was shut down by a typhoon on Monday, but people in northern Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar were hit much harder by Typhoon Yagi in recent days

If the app's legal endeavour fails, TikTok will face a ban in its second-biggest market as soon as January 19

Investors were digesting the latest batch of downbeat economic figures out of China which showed output, sales and home prices under pressure