Yuen Yuen Ang explains how corruption both drove the country's GDP growth and sowed the seeds for its current economic problems.

The MSCI Asia ex-Japan stock index is eyeing a sixth consecutive rise, which would mark its best run since January last year. Barring a slide of almost 3%, the index will close the week in positive ...

A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. Asian markets go into Friday's session looking to end a strong week on a positive note, and there appears to be no obvious ...

Despite the headline number looking comparatively rosy, other data shows that the recovery remains uneven. First, investment has come in stronger than expected so far this year, but this strength has ...

The issuance of China's ultra-long special treasury bonds has given those concerned about the nation's economy a glimpse of the country's pursuit of Chinese modernization through high-quality ...

The pursuit of Chinese modernization has changed the country said a think tank report released Saturday in Paris The report titled Chinese Moderniz ...

He emphasized that ‘China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was a testament to the enduring friendship, providing immense opportunities for collaboration and development’, and Pakistan deeply values ...

After GM emerged as an all-new company after its 2009 bankruptcy and government bailout, it shuttered the Pontiac, Saturn, and Hummer brands the next year and by 2017, left the European market after ...

But history suggests China will reply in kind and hike tariffs on a range of US exports that will raise the stakes once again in their long-running tit-for-tat trade war.

The United Nations has revised upwards India's growth projections for 2024, with the country's economy now forecast to expand by close to seven per cent this year, mainly driven by strong public ...

The third quarter had witnessed an even stronger expansion, with real GDP rising by 4.9 percent. Several key factors contributed to this growth. Consumer spending, exports, state and local ...

A small island with few natural resources, Taiwan punches well above its weight. From 1980-2008, its annual real GDP averaged 6.8%.