On the last day of April, thousands of fans took over the Causeway Bay shopping area to celebrate the birthday of Keung To, a ...

TOKYO -- Bain Capital is looking to double its investment in Japan in the next five years with the country emerging from ...

TOKYO -- China is increasing its competitive edge in advanced technologies to combat global warming, a Nikkei survey shows, ...

HANOI (Reuters) -- The Communist Party of Vietnam has nominated police minister To Lam to be state president, the government ...

TOKYO -- The depreciating yen is reviving Japan's appeal as a manufacturing hub for goods such as cosmetics, while the lower ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -- China's agriculture minister is being investigated for suspected violations of law and discipline, the ...

SYDNEY/PARIS (Reuters) -- Australians stranded in New Caledonia are rationing food as they wait for a way out of the Pacific ...

When Russian troops launched cross-border attacks in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region last week, Alyona Kostenko talked ...

TOKYO -- A weak yen has helped make Tokyo hotels more affordable for growing numbers of international visitors, and is giving ...

TOKYO -- Sadao Watanabe is a monumental figure in the world of Japanese music. His life story, rich in often self-deprecating ...

SEOUL -- A video from Samsung Electronics is garnering attention as a seeming swipe against Apple, part of an intensifying ...

TOKYO -- Interns and job applicants in Japan are experiencing sexual harassment at an alarming rate, according to a ...