Guangzhou-based developer becomes fourth largest shareholder in embattled homebuilder
China has sent not just athletes to the Rio Olympics, but also a policeman.
Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco on Thursday launched its line of smart TVs in India, marking the company’s second entry into an overseas TV market as it looks to expand internationally.
A 26-year-old doctor from Prince of Wales Hospital has been arrested for using fake documents to take paid study leave after it was revealed that she had actually taken a leisure trip abroad, according to a police spokesman.
Immediate disinfection of Sham Shui Po police station conducted after report of suspected outbreak
Guotai Junan Securities made an official apology to car hailing app Didi Chuxing on Wednesday night after having mistaken an unidentified person for a senior executive of the company during a roadshow on Tuesday morning.
Gymnastics star Kohei Uchimura is famed for his balance, but he might have been feeling a bit wobbly when his phone bill landed at the Rio Olympics.
The boy, 3, died on Wednesday when the car, being driven by his father, crashed on the way from Sapporo to Asahikawa
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reshuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday, appointing a new defence minister with a history of hawkish views, in the third reshuffle since he returned as premier in December 2012.
Athletes and officials prepare for traditional flag-raising ceremony at Olympic Village
Nick Johnson claims he was the first to catch all 142 Pokemon available in the United States on hit mobile game Pokemon Go
World No 8 is one of the few players to still use this kind of hold in world table tennis
Strong gales and heavy rains batter city and cause flight chaos, with 114 trees blown over
Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen made an official apology to the island’s indigenous people for centuries of suffering, in what she hopes is a step towards a grand reconciliation among Taiwan’s ethnic groups.
The inept response of regulators to claims of irregularities in a hostile takeover bid for the firm underscores the desperate need for change
This followed a record US$1.92 billion in fines for HSBC in December in 2012, to settle charges of allowing itself to laundering money and finance terrorism by US authorities.
China’s sperm banks are experiencing a shortage because there aren’t enough qualified applicants, says the head of the nation’s largest facility.
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