The Latest Breaking News from Asia

HyunA's sudden collapse in Macau reignites concern over K-pop's extreme beauty standards and Asia's growing struggle with eating disorders.

Forecasts are turning colder across the Northern Hemisphere, and utilities ETFs may deserve a closer look as a potential seasonal trade. Weather experts caution that a weakening polar vortex could allow Arctic air to sweep into the U.S., Europe and Asia this winter in a shift that could hike heating…

PlayStation's State of Play Japan presentation is happening tomorrow. Here's how to watch, and potentially what to expect.

Holly Morton-Bowles and Bianca Jones' parents campaigned against visiting one Asian country that they called 'corrupt' after the two died there during a trip.

Tourists have long flocked to Western universities, like Oxford or Harvard—but visitors are now adding Asian campuses to their itineraries.

Global gold ETFs inch towards record holdings again — but investors aren’t marching in lockstep. According to the WGC’s October report, while U.S. and Asian buyers continued to add to gold-linked exchange-traded funds, European investors opted to cash out.

HOTELS: Dinner at The Setai’s Asian-inspired courtyard restaurants is never dull, with acrobats and DJ sets, James Litston finds

Electric scooters may be boring to some, but in markets like Europe and Asia, they’re fast becoming the backbone of everyday mobility.

The Myanmar military last month went into one of the most well-known scam compounds — the massive KK Park, along the border with Thailand — and claimed it was shut down, setting off explosions and demolishing parts of the complex

Shares have declined in Asia after losses for influential technology stocks pulled Wall Street benchmarks lower, though U.S. futures edged higher

Shares have bounced back in Asia after Wall Street got a boost from upbeat economic updates and a steady flow of quarterly reports from U.S. companies