The shooting comes days after the central bank issued a controversial order requiring all foreign exchange earned by citizens and firms be converted to local currency within 24 hours

The US dollar index strengthened on Friday, supported by the prospect of more aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. It has gained ground on many rivals over the past month

Samsung Electronics' flagship Galaxy S22 phone has taken a battering from reports of hobbled performance which has led to carriers halving its price in South Korea just weeks since its launch

GoTo is banking on a steady market debut after raising $1.1 billion in a relatively cautious IPO, while the local share market is booming

Authorities in Germany gave further approval this week for a new plant for battery cell production by Contemporary Amperex Technology Thuringia, a unit of China's CATL

Tesla will recall 127,785 Model 3 cars in China over potential faults in chip components that might lead to collisions, the country's market regulator said on Thursday

An ejection of plasma from a fiery canyon on the surface of the Sun has sent powerful streams of solar wind that might cause colourful auroras to be visible in the polar regions on Earth late this week

Samsung SDI, Hyundai Motor, SK On and LG Energy Solution are working to form a battery waste recycling alliance, as the electric vehicle sector is set for exponential growth, officials said

Russia is turning to microchip manufacturers in China to circumvent western sanctions which have boosted demand for bank cards linked to Mir payment system, a payment card executive said.

Asian equities witnessed steep foreign outflows in March, hit by worries over higher inflation as commodity prices soared due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Some 41 Sri Lankan MPs walked out of the ruling coalition on Tuesday, leaving the Rajapaksa government in a minority in parliament as it struggles with the worst economic crisis in decades

South Korea's consumer prices rose at their fastest pace in more than a decade in March as the Ukraine war fuelled surging energy and commodity costs