Jessica Sier

Key indicators reveal the challenges facing Chinese policymakers as they gather to deal with the task of balancing short-term stimulus with longer-term reforms.

Tokyo | Companies worldwide are bracing for a hit from Donald Trump's threatened tariffs, but Perth-based Merino Co is among the few sensing a potentially lucrative opportunity.

Japanese merger discussions signal industry-wide consolidation as automakers struggle with EV transition costs and growing competitive pressure from China.

Tokyo | Japanese car giants Honda and Nissan will merge to create the world's third-largest automotive group by 2026, as Japan's car makers struggle

The tie-up would create the world's third-largest carmaker by sales. But the deal appears driven more by desperation than strategic logic.

A protracted political standoff could delay crucial corporate governance reforms aimed at reining in the powerful family conglomerates and that is already triggering a backlash.

A mystery Macau businessman has emerged as a major Star Entertainment shareholder after spending $35 million to take a big stake in the operator of casinos in Sydney, Brisbane and on the Gold Coast.

Young, educated Chinese faced with a shrinking jobs market at home are relocating across Asia to trade cryptocurrencies full-time.

Why did Xingchun Wang choose now to invest in Australia's gambling industry? The plot thickens in casino-friendly Macau, the Chinese special administrative region where he resides.

Tokyo | Rio Tinto has offered the Mongolian government $US295 million ($472 million) to settle a long-running tax dispute over the Oyu Tolgoi copper