SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares skidded with Wall Street on Thursday while the dollar climbed to a three-week high after U.S.

Waiting for more tariffs, the US economy goes into reverse; Singapore factories stutter; EU scrambles to face threats alone; ...

The dollar fell slightly from an almost three-week high on Tuesday after rising earlier in the session as currencies ...

HONG KONG] Equities mostly rose in Asia on Tuesday, extending Wall Street’s rally on easing fears over Donald Trump’s planned ...

Technology stocks helped lead the way. The sector has been the driving force behind much of the broader markets movement, ...

The STI ended the week slightly lower despite gains in Yangzijiang and ST Engineering. Meanwhile, Wall Street snapped a ...

Shares MSCI Singapore ETF gains over 30% in a year with a 3.92% yield. Find out why EWS offers solid potential amid Singapore ...

Warburg Pincus, which claims to be the nation’s oldest private equity firm, is facing the future the same way it handled the ...

On Tuesday, Indonesia's benchmark Jakarta Composite Index fell by as much as 7.1% — the worst since 2011. Circuit breakers ...

British asset manager Intermediate Capital Group plans to sell PSB Academy, one of Singapore's largest independent tertiary education institutions, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, ...

Economists expect Singapore to grow 2.6% this year, near the midpoint of the government's forecast range, a survey by the ...

Subsea cables channel data and power, but they face escalating dangers, and multiple incidents in the past few months have ...