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South China Sea Controversy: Japan’s Expanding Role With Aid To Philippines, Raises China’s Ire

After signing a defense deal with the Philippines, Beijing has criticized Tokyo’s growing role in the contested South China Sea.

Philippine Bank Claims Innocence In Bangladesh-Federal Reserve Money Laundering Controversy

Bangladesh says the U.S. Fed wrongly released $100 million of the country's money to a bank account in the Philippines, money which was reportedly used to buy chips or pay for losses in Manila casinos.

China Clamps Down On Gray Market Home Loans Amid Fresh Fears Of Big City Property Bubble

China will restrict loans for down payments on houses in a bid to cap a dangerous and dramatic increase in urban home prices.

Pentagon Deploys B-2 Stealth Bombers In Diego Garcia Amid Growing Tensions In Asia-Pacific

The deployment of bombers in the Diego Garcia atoll, south of the equator, comes at a time of growing regional tensions in the Asia-Pacific.

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Who Won The Democratic Debate In Miami? Bernie Sanders Confronts Latino Voters, Hillary Clinton Record

Clinton and Sanders attacked each other’s previous votes as they sought the support of Hispanic voters ahead of Florida’s crucial primary.

Asia Stocks Edge Up After New Zealand's Rate-Cut Surprise, All Eyes On ECB

A rebound in the price of oil, a source of recent anxiety, also calmed investor nerves.

Viacom’s Red Check: Why A Chinese Buyer Makes The Most Sense For Paramount Pictures

Finding a Chinese buyer for Paramount Pictures isn’t just the best choice for entertainment conglomerate Viacom; it might be the only choice.

Apple Inc. Faces iPhone Slowdown In China While Losing Ground To Android In US

However, the iPhone maker still led the market there, while losing ground to Android phones in the U.S.

‘Clash Of Clans’ Maker Supercell Posts $2.3B In Revenue, $930M In Profit For 2015 As Growth Slows

Supercell made close to $1 billion in revenue off the strength of three games last year.

Chinese Telecoms Giant ZTE Seeks Solution To US Commerce Department Ban, But ‘Uncertain’ Over Outcome

Chinese media say the ban is unfair and could deal a “heavy blow” to the world’s fourth-largest telecom equipment maker.

Russian Antonov An-26 Cargo Plane Crashes In Bangladesh, Pilot Dead, 2 Others Missing

The cargo plane of Russian True Aviation crashed shortly after take-off from an airport in southeastern Bangladesh.

DeepMind’s AI Program AlphaGo Beats Go World Champion Lee Se-dol

The Go world champion, Lee Sed-ol, has been beaten by artificial intelligence program AlphaGo, developed by Google's DeepMind.

US In Talks To Deploy B-1 Bombers, Expand B-52 Missions In Australia Amid Growing Tensions In South China Sea

The move is likely to inflame tensions with China amid growing concerns over the country’s military expansion in the Asia-Pacific region.

Asian Stocks Fall After Oil Snaps Rally, China Exports Slump

Oil fell back below $40 a barrel while China reported that its exports slumped 24 percent in February.

South China Sea Update: US Wants To Destabilize Asia, Beijing Warns As Air Force Encourages Other Nations To Enter Region

China's warning came as the top U.S. Air Force officer in the Pacific said Tuesday that daily missions would continue over a disputed territory.

Burberry Prepares Defenses After Finding Itself A Takeover Target

The $8.5 billion luxury fashion brand has sought counsel after discovering that a mystery investor had amassed a significant stake in the company.

On International Women's Day, Report Finds Sexist Textbooks Spread Gender Bias

In China, for example, women in books often seemed "lifeless and dull" compared to male characters.

South China Sea Dispute: China Blames ‘Militarization’ On Others, Reminds US Of Vietnam, Korea Wars

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called the disputed waters, through which about half of the world’s cargo ships pass, one of the safest shipping lanes.

China’s Weak Trade Data Undercuts Growth Momentum, Exports And Imports Fall Sharply In February

The new data, released Tuesday, showed exports fell to their lowest in nearly seven years, while imports plunged about 14 percent.

MH370 Search To End This Year, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Says

The Malaysian prime minister's disclosure of an end date later this year came after relatives of passengers called for a recovery effort to continue.

International Women’s Day 2016: Events, Marches, Celebrations In New York, Delhi, London And Beyond

The day honors women’s achievements and raises awareness about the many challenges left for women to overcome.

Asian Shares Mixed As Japan Reports Smaller-Than-Expected GDP Contraction, Oil Surges

Revised data on Japan's gross domestic product show it contracted 1.1 percent in the fourth quarter, not 1.4 percent.

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Brewers Tap China’s Thirst For Craft Beer [Video]

Small-scale companies are thrilled with cosmopolitan Chinese consumers' growing demand for high-end brews, which could help global brewing giants see frothier profits.