Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi says U.S. regulator is investigating its $4 billion IPO
Shortly after Didi went public in the U.S. last year, Chinese regulators opened up a cybersecurity probe into the company.
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Hong Kong falls 1% as Asia-Pacific stocks decline; Alibaba and Tencent shares drop more than 3%
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday for the second time since 2018.
Russia's Nazi claims provoke outrage in Israel: Here's what you need to know
A rift between Russia and Israel that emerged at the weekend has deepened further.
Alibaba's shares fall in Hong Kong following unconfirmed rumors linking Jack Ma to probe
Alibaba's Hong Kong-listed shares fell Tuesday after unconfirmed rumors linked the internet tech giant's founder Jack Ma to a national security investigation.
Hong Kong stocks rise as Alibaba slips; Australia hikes interest rate
Several markets are closed in the region for holidays, including China, Japan, Singapore and India. Hong Kong will return to trade from a holiday on Monday.
Op-ed: It's time for the World Bank to get back to the business of doing business
A misguided killing of the long-running "Ease of Doing Business" report underscores a need for reform at the World Bank.
Atlassian co-CEO invests in Australian energy company to force it to go greener
Mike Cannon-Brookes is on a tear with climate investments. Now he has succeeded in taking part ownership of one of Australia's top energy companies.
India's record-setting heat wave in pictures
India has been dealing with an unusually early heat wave for months. April was the third hottest April on record and March was the hottest.
EU regulator accuses Apple of restricting rivals' access to payment tech
The move could potentially result in a fine for Apple and requirements it change how the the payments system works.
Asia-Pacific stocks lower as data show Chinese factory activity contracted in April
Chinese economic data released over the weekend showed a contraction in April factory activity.
Chip supply issues are still giving some of world's biggest companies a major headache
An ongoing shortage of chips and other basic materials is forcing tech and automotive giants to scale back their targets.
CDC says adenovirus may have caused Alabama outbreak of severe hepatitis in children
The CDC published its most detailed findings so far about nine children in Alabama who developed severe hepatitis, after issuing a health alert last week.
The Bank of Japan may have limited tools to deal with the weak yen, but that's not its focus
The Japanese yen went above 130 against the dollar on Thursday after the Bank of Japan reiterated its ultra-easy monetary policy stance.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng closes 4% higher, as Chinese stocks gain on hopes of more policy support
Shares in Asia-Pacific rose on Friday, with Chinese stocks leading gains regionally.
Singapore start-up Nium seeks up to $400 million in deals to take on Europe's crowded fintech market
Nium, a $2 billion digital payments start-up based out of Singapore, has big plans for its European business.
Huawei's first quarter revenue tumbles by nearly 14% as smartphone sales plunge
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei said first quarter revenue fell by nearly 14% from a year ago, while its profit margin more than halved.
Chinese stocks mixed as investors weigh hopes of infrastructure boost; dollar-yen weakens past 130
The Bank of Japan on Thursday announced its decision to hold steady on its monetary policy settings, a widely expected decision.
Americans view these Asian countries as safer now than before the pandemic
Travelers say they feel safer in South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, China and Vietnam, according to a 2022 report by Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.
Turkey wants to be neutral in the Ukraine war. But a treaty from 1936 has it on a tightrope
Turkey wields great power over the Black Sea, but a 1936 treaty may be putting it on a geopolitical tightrope in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Hong Kong residents are flocking to Singapore, snapping up rental homes
Stifled by strict Covid restrictions in Hong Kong, some residents from Hong Kong have moved to Singapore.
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