Leading the sluggish trade performance in January were a 44.5% dive in semiconductor exports and a whopping 31% plunge in sales to China

Washington hopes to deploy more Western mobile phone networks in India and also welcome more Indian computer chip specialists to the US

Surveys show that factory activity slowed all across Asia in January, with weak demand from the US and Europe being felt in China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and India

The World Bank said the loan also aims to protect people in the Philippines from falling into poverty following natural disasters

Adani’s firm reportedly held extensive discussions with investment bankers and institutional investors over the weekend to attract subscriptions to the FPO

A new IMF bailout package is urgently needed to aid Pakistan's economic recovery from devastating floods last year

Samsung’s plans have fanned concern that the world's biggest memory chipmaker intends to draw on its deep pockets to gain market share from smaller peers

The government will work to relieve debt strain on power plants to make them fully functional in preparation for expected record consumption this year.

Baidu will launch the chatbot as a standalone application and will gradually merge the service into its search engine

Taiwan's export orders are likely to have contracted again in December as the island feels the hit of cooling global demand

Japan is a major supplier of machines used to make leading-edge semiconductors that could come under new restrictions

Deal would see Renault cut its stake in Nissan to 15% and transfer its remaining 28% stake to a French trust. Renault would then order the trustee to sell those shares, currently worth $4.1 billion