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BEIJING -- Chinese national security authorities will have greater power to inspect smartphones and other electronic devices beginning Monday, one year after a stronger anti-espionage law took effect, raising fears that foreigners will face such inspections upon entering the country.
BANGKOK -- More Thai companies are looking to go public as the country's once-lacking startup landscape starts to flourish with funding from venture capital firms as well as big companies both domestic and foreign.
BEIJING -- China's rare-earth resources belong to the state, the government said in a new regulation that will take effect Oct. 1.
TOKYO -- Japan's industrial production is being whipped around by testing scandals involving some of its biggest automakers.
HO CHI MINH CITY -- Vietnam's economy expanded 6.93% in the second quarter from a year earlier, surpassing the 5.66% in the January-March quarter, as it strives to bounce back from the pandemic, official data showed Saturday.
HONG KONG -- China's manufacturing activity contracted for the second consecutive month in June, as investors pin their hopes on a key Communist Party meeting in mid-July to revive the sluggish economy.
TOKYO -- When Prabowo Subianto wanted to soften his image among young Indonesian voters, his campaign team brought out a smiling face: a cartoonish digital version of himself.
TOKYO -- Mazda Motor and Yamaha Motor have been allowed to resume shipments of three vehicle models that had been flagged for improper testing, the Japanese government said Friday.