Over 160 companies have lost their licences to exchange money since the coup in Myanmar for failing to adhere to the central bank's official exchange rate, while a notoriously rich general has been ousted

France’s decision — which follows an EU investigation into Chinese state subsidies for EV production — is aimed at reducing the country’s carbon footprint through imports, an official said

Firms from the 10 nations in Southeast Asia are keen to test strong investor appetite for emerging market growth given the slump in Chinese stock offerings in the US

The Chinese president’s statements come amid increasing efforts on both sides to simmer down tensions and have rekindled hopes of Xi-Biden meeting later this year

A survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, released on Tuesday, showed that geopolitics and the slowing economy have fuelled pessimism about companies' business outlook

Shares of China Evergrande plunged after trading opened on Monday, after the arrest of staff of its wealth management unit, while Country Garden also fell as it faces a new repayment deadline

The world's biggest contract chipmaker is reportedly concerned about the sales of mobile phone, laptop, industrial and auto chips

China unveiled steps to turn Fujian, which sits opposite Taiwan, into a zone for integrated development with the island but Taipei has rejected the idea

The Taiwanese chip giant is considering setting up a second fab in Japan, and adding capacity to an $8.6 billion plant already under construction in the country

Filings have revealed limited demand for the Vietnamese start-up’s electric vehicles despite it briefly having a higher market cap than Ford

Myanmar's regime has told migrant workers they must remit 25% of their salaries via official channels every quarter at a bad exchange rate, or lose their ability to go abroad for three years

The reported ban coincides with rising tensions between Beijing and Washington, and signals growing challenges for Apple