Growth in China's important services sector ticked up slightly in January, adding to evidence the recovery in the world's second-largest economy is a modest one.
In Hong Kong even car park investments are soaring. But who cares, as parking is, well, almost free.
Brace yourself for a costlier latte, as a devastating disease plagues coffee crops in Central America.
Blackberry has 6-12 months to avoid being stamped out by competition, analysts tell CNBC.
Which of these precious metals will win the race to $2,000? Find out.
This city retained its top spot as the world's most expensive city to rent a high-end apartment.
Singapore may be at risk of becoming a victim of its own success, as cost of living soars.
Investors appear to be using the cheap yen to fund investments in risky assets, a trade that could give the battered currency another boot lower.
The NASDAQ rally has more fuel to go higher compared to the uptrend in the S&P 500.
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The Call delivers up-to-the minute news and intelligent commentary while tracking the start of trade in Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan.
Oriel Morrison delivers 'the bottom line' with information from traders and investors.
Chloe Cho and Rebecca Meehan bridge the Asian markets together and preview the European and Middle Eastern trading day.
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Christine Tan speaks to the region's top corporate leaders who set the business agenda for Asia.
The elderly from Mumbai to Shanghai are adapting to a life on their own fueling a demand for retirement homes.
China is mulling changes to its one-child policy with government advisory bodies drafting proposals in the face of a rapidly aging society.
There is a yawning gap between what’s currently in state pension coffers in Asia and what’s needed to cover the elderly in retirement.
Governments in Asia are stepping in to organize matchmaking events in a desperate attempt to stem falling birth rates.
There is a silver lining to Japan’s aging problem - the country’s elderly have emerged as big spenders, even as others tighten their purse strings.
Asia's populations are graying very rapidly and the continent looks ill-prepared to face the challenges, writes an expert.
Reforming China’s financial sector looks likely to be a top priority for China’s new leadership.
A recent NYT article claiming of the massive wealth accumulated by the Chinese Premier appears to have caused little stir within a country.
The expansion of U.S. restaurant chains on the mainland highlights the importance of China's economy to U.S. corporates.
Few industries matter more to China’s 1.3 billion population than real estate. Will the new leadership make a difference?
China's recent slowdown has increased and intensified the gap between the nation's rich and poor. CNBC's Eunice Yoon reports.
One analyst tells CNBC that corruption remains one of the biggest obstacles to China's long-term growth.