South Korea’s former health minister was arrested under a court order on Saturday in a widening probe to determine whether impeached President Park...

A state electric utility has confirmed it had found on one of its laptops a malware code the US government says is used by Russian hackers. The...

French companies will be required to guarantee a “right to disconnect” to their employees from today as the country seeks to tackle the modern-day...

China has set a target of reducing its annual coal capacity by 800 million tonnes, according to a government plan reported on Saturday by state media....

Disney has won a copyright dispute over a Chinese knock-off of its animated movie Cars, a China court said on Friday, a rare victory for a foreign...

Beijing has pledged to open up more economic sectors to foreign investment, an official statement said, as foreign chambers of commerce complain of a...

British energy giant BP announced on Wednesday that it has agreed to buy a network of Australian petrol stations from supermarket chain Woolworths for...

While most of Scotland voted against leaving the European Union, whisky makers have quietly been raising a wee dram to a side-effect of the Brexit...

Over 50 garment units have been shut and more than 100 workers fired in Bangladesh following a widespread protest by factory employees demanding pay...

The International Monetary Fund has said it retains "full confidence" in Christine Lagarde's ability to continue to lead the organisation, despite her...

British bank Lloyds on Tuesday bought Bank of America's UK credit card division MBNA for 1.9 billion pounds in the first acquisition since its...

Etihad Airways has begun cutting jobs in a restructuring process to reduce cost as it faces tough competition and a weakened global economy, the...