Typhoon Noul, China's strongest storm this year, made landfall in Guangdong, cancelling flights and rail services and stranding 2,000 at Hong Kong airport.
The killing of a dog and her puppies in Guangdong has spurred China's animal rights advocates to move their campaign offline and overseas amid censorship.
New World Development's Pavilia Farm III luxury project in Hong Kong sells out its first phase of 88 flats for HK$950 million in a single day, despite prior rebuilding costs.
President Trump signed an executive order revamping the childhood vaccine schedule, calling for spaced-out shots and a split MMR vaccine, challenging CDC a
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 20 people and collapsing more than a dozen buildings across several cities.
The US is pivoting from military strikes to sanctions and a naval blockade against Iran as oil prices stabilise and the Strait of Hormuz crisis drags on.
Taylor Farms has voluntarily recalled salsa and guacamole products across the US over a potential salmonella risk linked to fresh peppers from a supplier.
A US appeals court has allowed thousands of lawsuits accusing social media firms of addicting young users to move forward, testing Section 230 protections.
Sony and TSMC are set to invest about $6.3 billion in a joint venture to manufacture advanced image sensors in Japan, deepening their chip partnership.
Justin Bieber's SKYLRK brand achieved unprecedented sales figures at Coachella 2026, breaking previous records and highlighting the power of artist-driven merchandise.
Thai elephant parks, including Maetaeng Elephant Park & Clinic, are facing a significant decline in tourist numbers due to global travel disruptions and uncertainty stemming from the Middle East conflict.
LIV Golf has secured a new lead investor to operate without Saudi funding while giving players equity, CEO Scott O'Neil announced, with a September close t
UEFA has formally declared a loss of confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino after his abandoned plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors.
Visa plans to reduce its global workforce by roughly 7%, affecting more than 2,000 roles, as the payments giant deepens an efficiency and technology drive.
