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.
The UK government confirmed on Sunday that Iran-linked hackers forced a small power plant offline, though officials said the national grid faced no risk.
The US imposed 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian goods after trade talks collapsed. Canada will retaliate dollar-for-dollar from September 8.
China's Pony.ai says its overseas robotaxi pipeline has grown to more than 4,000 vehicles, expanding across Europe and the Middle East through global partn
Thieves stole four Renaissance paintings by Antonello da Messina from a Sicilian museum overnight without triggering alarms, prompting a professional-heist
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.
A consortium including Jeff Bezos and Eduardo Saverin has agreed to buy a minority stake in Liverpool, valuing the Premier League club at around $6 billion
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
China's Pony.ai says its overseas robotaxi pipeline has grown to more than 4,000 vehicles, expanding across Europe and the Middle East through global partn
New reporting reveals Washington sold euros rather than Treasurys to fund its yen intervention, shielding the sensitive U.S. bond market as the yen holds g
The US bought yen alongside Japan to curb currency volatility and reduce risks to Asian markets, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, in a rare joint mov
The US and Japan are moving toward rare coordinated action to prop up the weakening yen, with Washington leaning on the Federal Reserve to limit global spi
