The market regulator is investigating if investors in the Group's aborted $2.5-billion share sale were related entities or broke securities laws, while MSCI has cuts its index weighting on 4 Adani firms

The 0.4% monthly decline in the the producer price index in January suggests the manufacturing sector is not yet running at full speed, one analyst said

Surveillance cameras supplied by HikVision and Dahua found at defence and other government department offices will be removed, a senior minister said in Canberra on Thursday

Tech giants like Alibaba have long been involved in financial services and some also do cloud computing to run services for banks. Boundaries on their work are blurring, the BIS says

"The United States is being strict, but there is a question of whether we have to exactly match that," said former economy minister Akira Amari.

A shortage of chips is preventing Subaru and other automakers from ramping up production following the loss of business from Covid

US senators have sought information on a Facebook investigation that found tens of thousands of software developers in China and Russia accessed detailed user data in 2014, CNN said

Environment minister said impacts from the proposed coal mine on local and global ecosystems would be substantial

A corporate filing by Adani Green on Tuesday said the group was "evaluating an independent assessment" on transaction issues and legal compliance

Nintendo, SoftBank Group and Sharp all suffered steep stock falls on Wednesday after investors were disappointed at their latest results

Lessons have been taken from the war in Ukraine where drones have played a crucial role on both sides, Taiwan's defence ministry said

Chinese tech giant Baidu said internal testing for its own artificial intelligence creation will be completed in March, Nikkei said