In an exclusive interview with Campaign Asia during their recent trip to China, Ogilvy's global CEO Devika Bulchandani and creative chief Liz Taylor discuss their vision in the region, the changing ...

Treasuries were stable in early Asian trading after rallying across the curve Wednesday. The US 10-year yield dropped nine ...

The Chinese authorities, as part of their suppression of Tibetans’ basic rights, have taken aim at privately run educational ...

The Chinese Football Association (CFA) has signed agreements with universities and colleges in Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi'an, ...

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Expert analysis on Berkshire Hathaway's outlook: strong leadership, diversified assets, reduced Apple holdings, positive ...

When the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports non-farm payrolls for January on Feb. 7, expect investors to pay little attention ...

Enhanced transparency and exchange of information to put an end to bank secrecy and fight tax evasion and avoidance ...

Telegram founder Pavel Durov argues China's AI success is due to its competitive education system, unlike the West's approach ...

The shares of a group of companies associated with Xiaohongshu continued their upward momentum on Wednesday, buoyed by the Instagram-style Chinese app's ascent to the top of the download charts in ...

But the good times may not last, as it could become a target of the same divest-or-ban law that's plaguing TikTok, according to the chair of a US House committee focused on competition with China.

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a law that requires TikTok to either be divested from its China-based parent company, ByteDance, or shut down in the U.S. on Jan. 19. The law stems from concerns ...