"If we have a choice of either our people go to prison or we comply with the laws, we will comply with the laws," Elon Musk said in a BBC broadcast live on Twitter Spaces

The prosecutor said HSBC disbursed $111.7 million in March 2020 to Hin Leong as payment for two 'fabricated' oil sales contracts the trading firm purported to have made

The investment mogul described the Taiwanese chipmaker as a well-managed company, but said his investment group had better places to deploy capital

Analysts say China's latest military drills, held from Saturday to Monday, show Beijing is serious about being able to cut off the democratically ruled island in a conflict

The Monsoon wind farm, which is set to sell power to Vietnam under a 25-year deal, will have 600 megawatts of installed capacity and should be launched in 2025

Southeast Asia's biggest country is hoping electric vehicle makers want nickel for battery supply chains and that they can benefit from US tax credits

Afghanistan and Myanmar are stuck in humanitarian crises created by woeful decisions by the military forces in power, but UN appeals for aid in both countries are badly underfunded

Chinese delegations of city and business officials are crossing the border more frequently than ever, in trips ranging from Hong Kong to Paris, to "grab investment"

China is reportedly considering an export ban on "rare-earth magnet technology" in retaliation for the US restricting exports of advanced computer chips

The brightly-lit store, still in barricades, was "inspired by the iconic Kaali Peeli taxi art unique to Mumbai," Apple said in a statement

The accounts included several Indian journalists, Canadian poet Rupi Kaur and BBC News' Punjab bureau

An 11.5% power generation jump drove a sharp surge in emissions by the world's third largest greenhouse gas-emitter as output from both coal-fired and renewable plants hit records