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HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong resigned after a little over a year in the job, the Communist Party said Wednesday, making him the latest senior official to leave office amid an intense anti-corruption campaign.
China's Tencent Holdings posted a 7% rise in fourth-quarter revenue on Wednesday, trailing analysts' expectations, as China's economic slowdown takes a toll, and said it was expecting to at least double its share buybacks this year.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is on a visit to Shanghai, according to a post on his official Weibo account on Wednesday, ahead of the inauguration of a new retail store and declining iPhone sales in the country.
U.S. stock futures moved higher Wednesday morning following a winning day for the major averages, as investors awaited the latest Federal Reserve policy decision.
Renault's chief executive on Tuesday said that European policymakers should take inspiration from China as they look to boost the region's automotive industry in an increasingly tough landscape.
Shares of South Korean heavyweight Samsung Electronics soared more than 5% Wednesday after reports of interest from chip giant Nvidia.
ISLAMABAD (AP) — The school year in Afghanistan started Wednesday but without girls whom the Taliban barred from attending classes beyond the sixth grade, making it the only country with restrictions on female education.
