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China’s state-owned Sinopec is among several parties circling Shell Plc’s storied Bukom oil refinery in Singapore, an asset

SYDNEY Australian inflation over the past year-and-a-half was the worst in three decades but the country is still

Australia could face economic losses of as much as A$423 billion ($274 billion) in reduced productivity if global

Chinese real estate stocks are close to losing all the gains notched during last year’s massive reopening rally

Sri Lanka stood pat on borrowing costs for the first time in three meetings, after slashing the cash

By Martin Coulter LONDON More than a dozen of the world's biggest tech companies face unprecedented legal scrutiny,

Stellantis NV is considering a tie-up with a Chinese electric vehicle company as Europe’s second-largest automaker by sales

North Korea failed for the second time in about three months to put a spy satellite into orbit

Republican candidates attacked Joe Biden’s stewardship of the US economy at the first presidential debate of the 2024

The Bank of Korea held its benchmark interest rate steady and retained its hawkish bias as it seeks

Asian semiconductor stocks got a fresh boost from a stellar set of results at Nvidia Corp., the standard

Eight candidates for the Republican nomination for president took the stage for the first GOP debate Wednesday night in Milwaukee. Below is a fact check of some of their statements.