On a sweltering day in August, the towering ferries wheel and massive roller coaster of China's Jiyanghu Ecological Park, a two-hour train ride from Shanghai, stand eerily silent.

The Brazilian real is trading at or near fair value after losing one quarter of its worth since Jan. 1, economists said, suggesting a possible respite for one of the year's most battered currencies.

The average pay of chief executives in Britain's top companies is 183 times that of the typical worker, according to a study published Monday.

Dhaka and Beijing expect holding comprehensive discussion on Chinese investment and support in commerce, agriculture, industrial and infrastructure development in Bangladesh during Chinese Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng's visit on August 25-26.

Qatar on Tuesday officially launches one of its most "significant" labour reforms to guarantee migrant workers' wages, but rights groups are concerned over implementation of the new regulations.

Cement maker LafargeHolcim said it would sell two plants in eastern India to Birla Corporation for about 750 million Swiss francs ($768 million), as a condition of its recent merger.

Amazon's founder and chief executive refuted claims of "shockingly callous management practices"

India and the European Union are taking steps to end a trade row sparked by an EU ban on Indian pharmaceutical products that New Delhi responded to by cancelling talks on a free trade accord with its largest trading partner, officials said.

China's move to weaken the yuan last week could head off further similar "adjustments", and the yuan is likely to move in both directions as the economy stabilizes, Ma Jun, chief economist at the central bank, said on Sunday.

Germany's hardline finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Sunday hailed a change in tone in talks with Greece over its next bailout but warned Europe would closely monitor the pace of reforms in Athens.

Brazilian farmer Marcos Croce has woken up and smelled the coffee -- embracing the organic trend and bucking Brazil's long-held status as a mass producer of poor quality beans.

Multinational firms shifting profits offshore to avoiding paying Australian taxes should be "named and shamed", the chair of an Australian parliamentary inquiry into the practices said Sunday ahead of the release of a report.

Taiwan has fined Uber a total of US$1 million since September for improper registration, turning up the pressure on the app-based taxi

Cebu Pacific saw its half-year net profit soar 63 percent as low fuel costs helped it take full advantage of higher passenger and cargo

Energy giant BP is set to appeal against a decision by a US judge that it had manipulated gas market prices in 2008, the company said

Jet Airways Ltd said on Friday it made a profit in the June quarter compared to a loss in the year-ago period, helped by a drop in fuel

Growth in the eurozone slowed slightly in the second quarter but it appears to be holding up against the Greek debt crisis and the

US industrial output advanced at its strongest pace in eight months in July as auto production surged, another bullish sign for third-

With the launch of its new holding company, Alphabet, Google is trying its hardest not to be Microsoft. And Chief Executive Officer

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd unveiled a new Galaxy Note phablet and a larger version of its curved-screen S6 edge smartphone on