Aditya Kondalamahanty

The move comes more than a year after anti-trust investigations were first launched into Microsoft's operations in China.

Stimulus measures have had little effect on the bloc's near-zero inflation rate as crude oil has hit its lowest annual average price in 11 years.

The electronics retailer, struggling with failed promotions and tepid December sales, failed to obtain support from its lenders.

The company uses a gene-editing technique called Crispr which lets genomic researchers snip and edit a wide variety of genomes to correct glitches or insert new code.

The smartphone maker plans to trim as many as 200 people of its roughly 4,000 staff as demand for lower-end phones cooled.

The company gave up its 80 percent stake in the high-end sports-car maker Sunday.

The world’s largest smartphone maker said it expects to face increased competition this year.

The city-state’s GDP grew at its slowest pace in the past six years as China — Singapore’s largest export destination — faced an economic slump.

The component maker's faulty airbags have been at the center of one of the largest and most complex recalls in automotive history.

Indonesia also recorded its largest budget deficit in 25 years due to lower tax collections and falling commodity prices, reports said.

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that Saudi Arabia will have to face "quick consequences" for the death of Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr.

South Korea said that the North has been preparing for thermonuclear weapon tests at the Punggye-ri nuclear test site.

If the much sought-after deal succeeds, the combined company is expected to generate $20 billion in sales by 2020.

Calling itself New World Hacking, the group reportedly says it carried out the cyberattack to test its capabilities.

The 2010 incident, one of the worst environmental disasters in the U.S., shook the company “to its core,” BP CEO Bob Dudley told BBC's Radio 4 Friday.

The Islamic State group’s growing reach on the continent could lead to more cancellations of events and tighter security.

Data indicates that Shenzhen overtook China’s two largest cities from June, with property prices at more than twice the national average.

The company, which had raised $39 million in financing over four years, cannot continue in its present form, co-founder Sunil Paul announced Tuesday.

The settlement wrapped up a two-year long investigation into Apple's Italian subsidiary over accusations of tax evasion.

Low productivity, ageing populations and the effects of the financial crisis are slowing growth, Christine Lagarde wrote in a German newspaper Wednesday.

The 10-nation, U.S.-backed Asean Economic Community includes four countries that are part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Taxi unions in Brazil’s largest city say a proposed levy will not be enough to curb the ride-hailing company’s rapidly growing influence.

Vnesheconombank, crippled by Western sanctions, is reportedly used by President Vladimir Putin to fund pet projects.

In a milestone year for India, FDI inflows to Asia's third-largest economy outpaced both China and the U.S. in the first half of 2015.

Evergrande announced Tuesday that it would buy real estate worth $3.2 billion from Hong Kong billionaire Cheng Yu-Tung.

The billionaire investor raised his offer to $18.50 per share earlier Monday, after a prolonged bidding war with Bridgestone over the U.S. auto parts company.

Nigeria’s president said last week that the terrorist group was defeated, but two deadly attacks in less than three days have cast doubts over his claims.

"The West, first of all the United States, has made this monster bigger by their wars," opposition member Sahra Wagenknecht said.

Production at TengizChevroil, Kazakhstan’s largest oil producer, is crucial to the country’s oil output, which took a hit after the massive Kashagan oil project was shut down for repairs in 2013.