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BEIJING: China's deeply indebted property giant Evergrande has been fined 4.18 billion yuan (US$577.1 million) for fraudulent business practices, Beijing's financial regulatory body said Friday (May 31).
South Korea’s semiconductor inventories dwindled by the most since 2014, underscoring the pace at which demand is outstripping supply as customers rev up their purchases of devices needed to develop artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
China is set to extend visa-free travel for Malaysian tourists from 15 to 30 days, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said on Friday.
When Paul Lester joined a luxury real estate agency in Los Angeles, he decided to organize a Beverly Hills property viewing with a difference: he effectively turned it into an art opening, inviting prospective buyers of the home — and those who might be interested in purchasing the artwork he displayed in it.
TANJUNG SELOR, Indonesia -- Indonesian company Kayan Hydro Energy is exploring new potential partnerships after its agreement to jointly develop a large hydroelectric station on Borneo island with Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp. reached a stalemate.
China on Thursday said it will restrict the exports of certain aviation and aerospace components and technologies starting July 1, citing the need to "safeguard national security."
“The growth of digital technology hasn’t in the past ushered us into this new era of much more rapid productivity growth, and I doubt that it’s going to do it now,” Romer told the South China Morning Post on the sidelines of the UBS Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong on Tuesday. “So I think the perception that somehow everything has changed is like the perception that cyber currencies are going to change the world.”