China wants to avoid the "nightmare" of an American company owning Arm, which would open the door to possible intervention by the U.S. government to limit China's access to technology, said Sebastian Hou of CLSA.
WeWork has sold a majority stake in its China business to existing shareholder Trustbridge Partners for $200 million.
Steady gains in the public offerings of two Chinese stocks this year have vaulted their controlling stakeholder to the top of China's rich list.
Early in the year, Singapore was a poster child for its efficient handling of the spread of the virus. But that success was threatened after an outbreak among foreign migrant workers residing in dormitories.
The State Bank of Pakistan this week kept its policy rate unchanged at 7%.
TikTok owner ByteDance has applied for an export license in line with Chinese regulations as it pushes for a deal with Oracle and Walmart for the video-sharing app's U.S. operations to avoid a shutdown in the country.
Local start-ups like Vouch and Travelstop are betting on their AI-powered systems to help the country navigate new security standards, as Singapore prepares to reopen its borders again after months of coronavirus travel restriction.
The economic recovery in China from the shock of the coronavirus is only happening in part of the country, according to an independent survey by the China Beige Book released Thursday.
Former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman Stephen Roach lists reasons why the dollar will plunge next year, and warns odds of a double-dip recession are growing.
Xi told the General Assembly the Paris climate agreement is charting "the course for the world to transition to green and low-carbon development."
Nokia is one of the largest telecom equipment suppliers in the world, behind market leader Huawei.
From working with Will Smith and Kevin Hart, to hosting thousands of events, Run The World's founder Xiaoyin Qu has been busy lately.
J.P. Morgan Chase's Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said calculating wealth can be "extremely complicated," so the rich should be taxed on their income.
Chinese fervor for online shopping waned in August, a sign that the world's second-largest economy still faces many challenges as it tries to rev up consumption at home.
The coronavirus outbreak has forced educators in the city-state to get more creative and has advanced online learning.
Trump, a frequent critic of the U.N., slammed the Chinese government and the World Health Organization for the deadly virus and the social and economic fallout from the health crisis.
Last Friday, Paytm's app was temporarily removed from the Google Play Store for not complying with the tech giant's gambling policies in India.
A high-level State Department official to Taiwan last week angered China, but it probably didn't cross any "red line," said Eurasia's Group's Kelsey Broderick.
O'Neill, former chief economist at Goldman Sachs, said the latest Chinese consumer spending data was a sign of China's accelerating recovery.
One of Singapore's goals is to ease the pressures of a growing and aging population on roads by using autonomous vehicles to boost public transport.
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