Typhoon Khanun Dissipates Near Pyongyang After Soaking Seoul
Typhoon Khanun left at least one person dead and caused flooding and power outages as it plowed through South Korea, though the disruption appeared to be less than had been expected.
Typhoon Khanun left at least one person dead and caused flooding and power outages as it plowed through South Korea, though the disruption appeared to be less than had been expected.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. returned to growth across all its main divisions, defying China’s economic turbulence to take a first step toward a long-awaited comeback after more than a year of malaise.
Indonesia wants to return its state builders to solid footing after a decade-long spending spree saddled them with debt they’re now struggling to repay.
The rage was palpable outside the Quito funeral parlor where Fernando Villavicencio’s lifeless body lay. Inside, even close friends were searched with anti-explosives dogs. His widow was rushing to get back from Washington for the wake.
Country Garden Holdings Co. bondholders are setting their sights on the company’s billionaire Chair Yang Huiyan to see if she will use her vast personal fortune to support the struggling Chinese property firm.
China has accused the British government of failing to meet its diplomatic obligations, after a plan to relocate its embassy to an historic building in east London appeared on the verge of collapse.
Newcrest Mining Ltd., Australia’s biggest gold producer, posted an 11% decline in full-year earnings as it prepares to be acquired by sector leader Newmont Corp. in the industry’s largest ever takeover.
Wheat harvests rolling in across the Northern Hemisphere are bolstering global supply. But bad weather and the war in Ukraine are leaving top-quality crops harder to come by.
Citigroup Inc. appointed a veteran of more than 20 years to lead its Asia-Pacific commercial bank operations from Singapore, as it hires for the business in the region.
Singapore narrowed its projection for 2023 growth after the economy fared worse than initially thought amid China’s faltering recovery and a global demand downturn.