Samsung Group founder Lee Byung-chul's children separated from the Samsung empire when their father officially made way for his third son Kun-hee to lead the group
Held on November 11 every year, Singles’ Day in China is the world’s largest online shopping festival
Beijing plans new features and legal change toward launch by 2022 Olympics
Remote-controlled humanoids can stock shelves, guard offices and aid astronauts
Travelers, and their countries, have to meet certain conditions
The country's Ministry of Culture and Tourism made the announcement in a notice published on its website on Wednesday
The new law takes effect in December and allows Beijing to "take reciprocal measures" against countries that abuse export controls and pose a threat to national security
As the world’s hunger for Japanese cuisine grows, so does its thirst for the country’s iconic drink
Taiwanese iPhone assembler sees EVs as next key source of growth
It has become the largest, purely online, fashion company in the world measured by sales of self-branded products
Obstruction of royal motorcade and threat to national security cited
Under the Human Rights Council's rules, seats are allocated to regions to ensure geographical representation
Product posts from brands including Samsung and Fila have disappeared from several Chinese e-commerce platforms
Lottery planned on Monday to choose first 50,000 users in Shenzhen
Stumbles by Huawei and Apple also help Samsung post strong Q3
Limited-time pass offers huge discounts on train travel in and around Tokyo
Well-capitalised Chinese creditors are adding to woes in Africa and elsewhere
Even though Japan is relaxing its entry restrictions on those from overseas, except for tourists, visa applicants will be required to meet strict conditions to receive permission to enter the country
In the initial stage of reopening, the first flight, scheduled to land on Oct 8, is expected to carry 120 tourists from Guangzhou
The World Bank said the East Asia and the Pacific region this year is projected to grow by only 0.9 per cent
