China

Apple hopes India will be its next China—a large, developing economy where rapid growth is making once-unaffordable Apple devices attainable luxuries. The reality is much tougher.

Chinese appliance maker Midea is close to announcing a takeover offer for German industrial robot maker Kuka, valuing the company at about $5 billion and marking one of the largest unsolicited approaches of a foreign company by a Chinese buyer.

Filipinos elect a self-styled strongman who slams the U.S. and praises China.

Almost 80% of American and European companies say Internet restrictions hinder their operations.

After a two-month stretch of calm, worries over China are seeping back into the foreign-exchange market.

Donald Trump on Tuesday angrily accused a pro-Hillary Clinton group of misquoting him in a video drawing attention to his past derogatory statements about women, saying a profane remark repeated in the ad was in fact about China, not women.

Dozens of athletes who competed in the Beijing Olympics are facing doping bans to prevent their participation in this summer’s Games in Rio de Janeiro, after samples from 2008 were recently retested, according to the International Olympic Committee.

The slumping property markets in many Chinese cities are generating one kind of boom: in legal disputes.

By adding a member to Autohome’s board, Telstra is pushing through an inferior deal for shareholders.

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Alphabet subsidiary Google is challenging the South Korean government over restrictions to Google’s mapping services in the country, in a rare public disagreement over policy.

Zhang Dejiang, the Chinese Communist Party’s third-ranking official, arrives in Hong Kong for a three-day visit at a sensitive time.

Zhang Dejiang, the Chinese Communist Party’s third-ranking official, comes to Hong Kong for a three-day visit at a sensitive time.

Shares in the Asia-Pacific region ended mostly higher as Brent crude oil neared $50 a barrel.

In trying to clear up misunderstandings about what “supply side” means in China, Xi Jinping raised a more fundamental question: Who is running the Chinese economy?

It could have been just another Chinese art house film that won critical acclaim but sank commercially. Instead, a respected producer rewrote the film’s destined storyline by falling to his knees.

Bank of China Aviation’s debt-driven growth model could leave shareholders grounded.

Having had it easy for a few months, the Chinese central bank is now coming under renewed pressure to steady the yuan and prevent money from leaving China’s shores.