Indonesia's inflation rate shot up to 5.95% in September, its highest since 2015, after a fuel price rise – and officials say it could go higher as some regions are yet to hike fares.

Manufacturing activity shrank in Taiwan and Malaysia, and grew at a slower pace in Japan, Vietnam and India compared with August, survey data showed on Monday

Smartphone maker Xiaomi said on Sunday it continue to protect its interests, after voicing disappointment with an Indian order to freeze $682 million of its assets

Elon Musk said people may be able to buy one for less than $20,000 "within three to five years", but robotics experts felt Tesla was nowhere close to making robots that can do useful things

Richard Liu, the billionaire who founded China's JD.com e-commerce platform, has settled a civil lawsuit from brought by former University of Michigan student who claimed he raped her.

Chinese regulators contacted major US banks recently and told them to avoid publishing politically sensitive research ahead of the Communist Party's national congress, then denied doing this

US Treasury has imposed sanctions on an Indian petrochemical firm and groups in the UAE and Hong Kong for secret deals that funded the shipping of Iranian oil products to South and East Asia

Ministers condemn Optus, owned by SingTel, for breach that affected 10 million accounts, urges company to speed up notification to customers whose personal data was released

Vaccine maker's refusal to give China the core intellectual property on development of its mRNA vaccine led to the collapse of talks on its sale there, the Financial Times reported on Saturday

The ruling is a boost for Prayut, but it also signals an end to his time at the top, as he would only be able to serve two years as PM should he win an election that must be held by May next year.

China tech giant is seeking to own majority or controlling stakes in overseas targets, notably in gaming assets in Europe, after tech crackdown knocked 60% off its share value over two years

South Korea's exports grew at the slowest pace in nearly two years in September. Weaker global demand has put pressure on the trade-dependent economy.