The world’s leading auto maker by volume is behind the pace in the electric revolution and new CEO Koji Sato is desperate to catch up

Defence minister Chiu Kuo-Cheng says Taiwan would not tolerate the destruction of TSMC's facilities to deter an attack by China, as some US strategists have suggested

A private sector purchasing managers' index (PMI) posted a seventh consecutive monthly climb in the world’s No3 economy

The world's biggest contract electronics maker and iPhone assembler said it expected sales to drop again this quarter after a 12% slip last month

The world’s biggest car maker by volume has been slow to join the EV revolution but has pledged to introduce 10 new battery-powered models

China condemns NATO's 'continual eastward expansion' suggesting its plan to have a liaison office in Japan is an 'attempt to destroy regional peace and stability'

China has updated its military conscription rules, to entice retired service personnel to return, while also aiming to recruit college students with space and cyber warfare skills

Pledge by Korean firm follows a campaign by Greenpeace and indigenous leaders, who revealed that dozens of Hyundai excavators were being used for destructive illegal mining in the Amazon

Big Japanese brands are struggling to match their Chinese rivals, as buyers in the world's biggest market transition to cheap electric vehicles

Ma will do research on sustainable agriculture and food production, and give lectures on management and business start-ups, the university said

Exports to China tumbled 26% for their 11th consecutive month of declines, while those to the US fell 4.4% but shipments to the European Union rose 9.9%

The nuclear submarine announcement came after Seoul and Washington reaffirmed their ‘nuclear umbrella’ to counter threats from Pyongyang