Bloomberg Business

When Asia’s biggest computing and electronics show kicked off this week, one name was conspicuously absent: Intel Corp.

Italy’s economy grew more than anticipated at the start of the year, driven by household spending.

Kee Kok Thiam, who reportedly helped Malaysia’s anti-graft authorities confirm the location of fugitive tycoon Low Taek Jho, died in hospital two days ago.

Asia’s top ESG funds are reaping the rewards of investing in Japan, a market largely ignored even by local money managers focused on sustainability.

Mexican Coca-Cola bottler Femsa sold about €3.3 billion of its shares in the Heineken Group, divesting its stake in the Dutch brewer as it plans to focus on its main businesses.

Xiaomi Corp. is handing some of its smartphone assembly in India to Dixon Technologies India Ltd., deepening its relationship with the homegrown partner as the country’s government pushes electronics manufacturers to build local supply chains.

The European Central Bank is likely to continue raising interest rates at least two more times, according to Governing Council member Madis Muller.

Russian steel tycoon Vladimir Lisin has become the latest high-profile businessman to set up in Abu Dhabi with a series of new offices and special purpose vehicles.

The gap between Chinese and US yields will likely remain for another three years as the nation keeps interest rates low to sustain a recovery and that may weigh on global investor demand, according to Credit Agricole CIB’s Patrick Wu.