Asia Pacific

It is the dream of Chinese leaders to have their thoughts and visions so highly regarded that they are enshrined as essential elements in the ideological canon of the Communist Party.

First-quarter profits at China’s publicly traded companies rise 21%

Asians are rapidly realizing that they didn’t know what they’d got till it was gone.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) may not be dead, merely sleeping and losing some weight as it snoozes.

For the third year in a row Malaysia has won the Health and Medical Tourism Destination of the Year award by the International Medical Travel Journal.

New poll finds Canadians turning to Asia in face of U.S., European protectionism

A Hong Kong ice cream shop cashier admitted on Tuesday to cheating eight banks out of more than HK$1.4 million using credit card details stolen from 70 customers and colleagues.

Phone calls, emails and faxes move over. WeChat, China’s top social networking app initially designed for close friends to chitchat, is quietly taking over workplaces across the country, a study has found.

China’s cosmetic surgery industry is expected to double in size over the next three years, fuelling intense competition among hospitals and suppliers to woo the growing number of mainlanders willing to change the way they look.

Almost half of property owners in Hong Kong hope housing prices will go down, according to a survey by the Democratic Party.