Activists are taking on Hong Kong’s investor passivism. Hedge fund Elliott Management has mounted a legal challenge to Bank of East Asia, raising questions abo

Festooned with red lanterns and banners bearing auspicious messages, the ornate façade of the 19th-century Thian Hock Keng temple in downtown Singapore seems e

India bulls are ecstatic. According to revised gross domestic product numbers released earlier this week, the country will expand 7.4 percent in the year throug

Pseudo-Prada bags, sham Apple stores, even artificial eggs – China’s ability to generate fake versions of familiar items is legendary. Around three-quarters o

China’s move to fine Qualcomm a record $975 million for tactics the government claimed hurt consumers hardly seems like a win for the San Diego-based chipmaker

Doomsayers are predicting an unpleasant end to China’s three decades of breakneck economic growth, and the most recent survey of American companies would seem

China said Saturday that a recent gas discovery in the contentious South China Sea could yield more than 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas, highlighting B

President Obama’s recent trip to India seems to have yielded some modest successes, including an agreement to break through obstacles that have arisen related

It’s official: Chinese President Xi Jinping’s first state visit to the U.S. is scheduled for September. Xinhua reported today that Xi, in a phone conversation

As The Diplomat reported earlier this week, Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first official state visit (Sunnylands 2013 doesn’t count here) to the U