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Yoshihiro Narisawa of Tokyo restaurant Narisawa talks about why he chose Shanghai for his first overseas venture, and taking cues from Chinese cooking and culture for its menu.

SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Tuesday, driven by concerns about severe rains disrupting production...

Chinese Academy of Sciences chemists accidentally create the world's smallest trefoil knot (Au6) with 54 atoms, opening new avenues for molecular self-assembly research and materials science applications.

South Korea is striving for dominance in chip production by investing $470 billion in a semiconductor "mega cluster" outside of Seoul. The move comes as the US-China rivalry complicates supply chains.

BEIJING: Malaysian palm oil futures extended early gains on Wednesday to its highest in over two months, underpinned...

Dalian COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry has kicked off construction of China's first ammonia/diesel dual-fuel-powered tug.

The cage-free egg sector in China has rapidly gained in popularity over the past year due to major support from both government and industry players as well as rising consumer demand.

Korean firms have to balance relations with both countries — one, a source of cutting-edge chipmaking technology and the other, the worlds largest chip market.

A court in China sentenced a prominent Protestant pastor to 14 years in prison. The pastor’s wife and four church members have also been sentenced to prison terms ranging from three to 10 years. They were all found guilty of purportedly “using superstition to undermine the law.”

A memory chip plant located halfway between Seoul and Beijing illustrates the tough choices South Korean business leaders and policymakers face as they try to limit the damage from the US tech war with China.