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Companies capitalise on popularity of K-pop culture to push into lucrative market globally
Group in midst of public inquiry following allegations of money laundering and criminality
Display makers focus on picture quality with 8K screens and microLED technology
Regional M&A stutters amid China’s economic slowdown and US trade war
Market access rules are being relaxed but the competition is formidable
Agreement brings Jingye a step closer to completing takeover
Shares in Ding Yi Feng soared 6,000% before being frozen in probe 10 months ago
John McFarlane appointed to top role at troubled Australian lender
Manoj Kohli chosen to steer government relations and public policy
Tech Scroll Asia, your guide to the billions made and lost in Asia tech
India’s trading relations with others are key with protectionism rising
Temasek, SoftBank and Alibaba are expected to invest in ecommerce platform
Virtual lenders will struggle to capture market share from wealthy city-state’s incumbents
Lured by prospect of $300bn digital economy, they also escape competition at home
The cyber attack against Mitsubishi Electric should be a wake-up call for businesses
Cedar Holdings described as ‘a good fit’ after paying $150m for British company
Zero tolerance ban slows demand for beer in Dutch brewer’s second-largest global market
World’s biggest natural resources group hit as industry ponders future of fossil fuels
Shift in diplomatic language shows Beijing refuses to acknowledge Taiwan’s democratic DNA
Ride-hailing group exits market after failing to win against domestic competitors
Unrest has scared off Chinese tourists looking to get cash out of mainland
After months of protests in the former British colony, Beijing is boosting its rival’s status
Project to meet 10% of Gulf state’s peak electricity demand as it moves away from burning oil
The country badly needs more homegrown activists such as Yoshiaki Murakami
Investors bet on sweeping corporate reform at conglomerate after Shin Kyuk-ho dies
