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Tokyo seeks deal on direct flights to Cambodia and Laos in effort to boost bilateral business ties

Joe Norton, a large man with a sun-burnt face, digs into a plate full of beef, potatoes, carrots and Brussels sprouts at Searipple, a mobile-home camp in Australia's western frontier.

The sale of Sony’s PlayStation 4 videogame consoles in China was delayed following “a request from the authorities to make an adjustment to the business plan,” the head of the company’s game division said.

Chona plans to invest the amount over the next 10 years as part of a drive to boost China’s influence in a region long dominated by the US

A longtime law, widely ignored, requires individuals and companies to pay domestic taxes on income earned outside the country.

Record derivatives volumes in Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia highlight diversification

2014 full-year pace seen as lowest in 24 years

Nissan Motor Co. Wednesday reported a 0.5% rise in its China sales for 2014, missing its target amid an industrywide slowdown and intensifying competition.

Toyota Motor Corp. delivered fewer vehicles in China last year than it targeted, as slowing growth in the world’s largest auto market and vehicle stockpiles led some of its dealers to threaten to drop out of its sales network. Sales rose 12.5 percent to 1.03 million units in 2014, missing ...

China's annual economic growth likely slowed to 7.2 percent in the fourth quarter, the weakest since the depths of the global crisis, a Reuters poll showed.

The old way of doing business is out after a year of big change for many companies. And 2015 promises to deliver even more tests and opportunities for established industries and fast-growing sectors alike.

Despite withdrawal of export benefits, there won't be a substantial reduction in imports of steel alloys from China, as major chunk of the imported commodity continues to remain under the rebate umbrella, say industry officials

China has instituted a system of export permits for rare earth metals, used in high-tech goods such as mobile phones, the government said, with state-run media describing the move as an abolition of export quotas. China accounts for over 90 percent of global production of rare earths, a term covering ...

ACTIVITY in China’s services sector has grown at its fastest pace in three months, according to a private survey.

Decade-old quota system to be replaced with trade contract permits.

Policy change likely to ease friction with trading partners such as US

BEIJING - China has instituted a system of export permits for rare earth metals, used in hi-tech goods such as mobile phones, the government said, with state-run media describing the move as an abolition of export quotas.

HONG KONG — Asian markets started 2015 on an upswing in limited trading on Friday, with mainland Chinese stocks surging in Hong Kong on speculation Beijing may ease monetary policy to boost slowing growth.

Data indicate that Beijing may have to resort to more stimulus measures to avert job losses and debt default in the world’s second-largest economy.

There was more evidence of weakness in China’s huge manufacturing sector in December, a soft end to the year that suggests the country will likely miss its 2014 economic growth target.