Soh Wai Ching, Malaysia’s tower running champion, travels the world on a shoestring budget, competing in over 30 races ...

INCREDIBLE plans for a 330ft “giant greenhouse” in Dubai have been revealed – and it’s set to open within the next three years. The unbelievable resort will boast a series ...

The Shanghai Stock Exchange benchmark fell 0.65 percent on Wednesday, losing 21.11 points to close at 3,229.49. Meanwhile, the Shenzhen stock market gained 8.15 points or 0.08 percent, finishing at 10 ...

Tourists in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve witnessed a heart-stopping chase between two apex predators on Friday. Two ...

DBS Group Holdings Ltd. may want to purchase 29 per cent of Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd., one of the country's smallest ...

Shenzhen may have the tech, but Hong Kong holds the key to research and funding. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China Vanke, once a pillar of stability in the country's turbulent property market, announced a projected net loss of $6.2 billion for 2024, marking the largest annual loss in the developer's history.

Xin Jie, the chairman of its major state-owned shareholder Shenzhen Metro, will become Vanke's chairman, signalling increased state oversight on expectations that the government would step in to ...

A cantilevering pool and a soaring skybridge are among the distinctive details that characterise this list of upcoming skyscrapers, scheduled to complete in 2025.

(Reuters) - Indebted property developer China Vanke said on Monday its chairman Yu Liang and chief executive Zhu Jiusheng applied to resign from their positions, amid intensifying worries over the ...

Xin Jie, the chairman of its major state-owned shareholder Shenzhen Metro, will become Vanke's chairman, signalling increased state oversight on expectations that the government would step in to ...

profit after transferring all of its income rights and equity rights in a Shenzhen skyscraper project to Shenzhen Metro. Previously Vanke held 49% in the project while the state-owned company held ...