Asia Pacific

As companies such as LeEco and Faraday Future continue to work on electric cars in the hopes of conquering the market segment, Tesla is hardly worried by the upcoming competition. “I don’t think [Tesla] needs to worry about competition at this point.

Hong Kong’s economy has shown signs of stabilisation, as reflected in two studies released yesterday, despite the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) decision this week to revise down its global economic growth forecast.

Singapore has overtaken Hong Kong as Asia’s second-most expensive playground for the rich, after the latter took a hit from shrinking spending by holidaymakers.

Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s Canadian airport car park operator Park’N Fly has acquired an indoor airport parking business for C$12 million.

New FTZs push inland, but foreign investors still raise concerns over market access

Ivan Chu Kwok-leung talks about the company’s history, its current problems and its future

China will set up a no-coal zone in cities around Beijing next year in efforts to tackle the capital’s hazardous smog.

The Bank of China has raised a red flag on the country’s growing property bubble.

China needs to revamp its financial regime to reduce possible “spillovers” onto the rest of the world, the International Monetary Fund said in a report Tuesday (September 28).

Authorities in Shenzhen, a city in China’s Guangdong Province, have invalidated the sale of a series of tiny 6 square-metre flats (approximately 65 square feet) costing 880,000 yuan (around $175,000 Canadian) each, saying the properties violated exis