Over the past year, hundreds of global brands have fled Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. That’s forced Russians to find alternatives for everything from smartphones to cars.

Sushi train restaurants have long been an iconic part of Japan’s food culture. Now, videos of people licking shared soy sauce bottles and messing with plates of food on conveyor belts are prompting critics to question their prospects in a Covid-conscious world.

Elon Musk is taking inspiration from China’s top social media platform, WeChat, while planning a future for Twitter. And while he has shared very few details of his ambition for an app for everything, experts say it won’t be easy to achieve.

Clark Park, a 35-year-old YouTuber, is one of many people in South Korea fed up with high food prices.

A new deal between the United States and China aims to draw a line under one of the biggest disputes in global business: how Chinese companies listed on Wall Street should be audited.

People on the frontlines of Europe’s gas crisis are scrambling to get solar panels for their homes and businesses as they confront a “perfect storm” that’s sending energy prices to record levels.

Hollywood has long bent over backwards to give Chinese censors what they want. Not anymore.

War in Europe has triggered a massive flight of capital from an Asian island nearly 5,000 miles away.

Maria was just about to start a new job as a domestic worker in Hong Kong last month when she found out she had Covid-19.

Sponsors of the Olympics are walking a tightrope ahead of the Beijing Winter Games next month as worsening geopolitical tensions force them to consider downplaying their involvement without upsetting China.

Dipali Roy couldn't afford to eat.

Before the pandemic, Hong Kong was an aviation hub attracting pilots from around the world.

Evergrande's unraveling is still commanding global attention, but its troubles are part of a much bigger problem.

The endgame for Evergrande is still up in the air. But the troubled Chinese conglomerate is starting to get its priorities in order — and foreign investors look to be bottom of the list.

The world is still waiting to find out what will happen to troubled Chinese conglomerate Evergrande and its enormous mountain of debt.

It's been nearly two years since Norris Fong has seen his family back in his native Singapore. Now, he's had enough.

Three quarters of the world's top banks do business in Hong Kong.

But they've been getting squeezed by changes forcing them to fall in line with Beijing's agenda — and there may be signs of even tougher times to come.

Every night before bed, Anushka Sachan whips out her phone to log into an app.

It’s not just in the streets, and it’s not just in the United States.

Milo chocolate milk has been hugely popular in Southeast Asia for decades. Now the breakfast and teatime favorite is about to get shaken up — the cocoa powder will be offered as a dairy-free, ready-made beverage.