Aditya Kondalamahanty

Amid worries of a global oil glut, Iran has pledged to begin pumping up to half a million barrels of extra crude per day post-sanctions.

Sharp is looking to restructure its core TV business to better compete with lower-cost South Korean and Chinese rivals.

The San Diego, California-headquartered chipmaker Qualcomm would own 51 percent of the new firm that will be based in Singapore.

The Disney theme park in Shanghai is set to open this summer after almost a decade of planning and five years of construction.

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying’s address sought to assuage issues such as long working hours and surging housing prices.

The company slashed its investment plan for the five years through 2019 by about a fourth to offset falling crude oil prices.

The largest U.S. insurer by assets said its decision was partly driven by new federal regulations in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.

Italian consumer groups accused the world’s largest fast-food chain of making most of its profits in Europe by charging high rents.

Chicago-based Boeing, however, managed to deliver more aircraft than Airbus during the year.

Car makers grappled for market share in the world's largest auto market as businesses and households held back on spending amid an economic slowdown.

ANA Holdings, owner of Japan’s biggest airline, has been scouting for acquisitions in the Southeast Asian region after raising $1.4 billion in 2012.

The popular U.S.-based dating and social networking app for gay men sold a controlling stake to Zhou Yahui.

Starboard Value LP wants Macy’s to support cost cutting with real-estate deals to bolster its cash reserves, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The announcement comes a month after the biggest deal in the company’s history was nixed due to antitrust concerns.

The deal increases to about $9 billion the value of Alcoa's 2015 aerospace supply contracts.

The purchase marks the biggest acquisition by Chinese investors in Germany, according to a ChemChina statement.

The bank would expand at a much faster pace in the next 10 years compared to its growth in the region so far, CEO Sergio Ermotti said.

"Britain joined Europe for trade and cooperation. We do not want to belong to a super state,” Prime Minister David Cameron said, on a TV show Sunday.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has consistently pushed for changes to the country's pacifist constitution amid a growing debate over national security.

Ticket sales in China could help the seventh film in the science-fiction saga top “Avatar” as the highest-grossing Hollywood movie worldwide.

Several people linked to city bookshops stocking publications critical of China have gone missing over the past few months.

Michel Platini, who was seen as the favorite to replace suspended president Sepp Blatter in the Feb. 26 election, is expected to begin his appeal Monday.

The yuan is trading at its lowest level in five years against the dollar, following a 0.5 percent devaluation by Beijing earlier this week.

BlackRock’s stake could be a positive sign for the newly public company, which saw its stock price drop as much as 13 percent this week.

Shares of Affymetrix jumped about 50 percent during after-market trade Friday, following the announcement.

China's economy was off to a shaky start in 2016, as producer prices fell and the main stock market index lost 10 percent in the first week of trading.

The comment signaled a major shift from the country’s earlier strategy to fight for market share once Western sanctions against it are lifted.

Asia’s largest budget airline announced Wednesday that the credit program will be used to refinance debt and buy planes.

The ban recommended for FIFA’s former secretary general Jérôme Valcke, the right-hand man to banned president Sepp Blatter, is the harshest yet in the corruption scandal.