Lin Shu-hong

Asian equities had a strong day as Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand all posted +1% daily returns. China is closed for the National Holiday or "Golden Week", while India was closed for Gandhi's birthday.

The federal government shutdown imperils the extension of Obamacare subsidies for more than 22 million Americans, which could make their healthcare much less affordable.

Jet lag doesn’t have to ruin your first day in Hong Kong. From Sheung Wan’s antique shops to Central’s swanky bars, here’s how to stay awake in the vibrant metropolis.

The settlement money will reportedly be used by Trump for the construction of a ballroom at the White House.

Asian equities were higher led by Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Korea, while Japan, India and the Philippines underperformed.

The New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme offers a path to permanent residency in a city known for its legal transparency, low crime and world-class living.

Retailer Top Toy's IP partners include Sanrio, Marvel and Disney

The winners and finalists of the “Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA” were honored on September 17 during the Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong trade fair

In his early 20s, Todd Graves, dismissed by banks as a naive kid with a bad idea, turned his fanatic vision for chicken fingers into Raising Cane's. Now, Graves is worth $22 billion, and with over 900 locations, Raising Cane’s is one of America's fastest-growing fast-food chains.

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With Taiwan’s chemicals sector battling headwinds, brothers William and Wilfred Wang are among the four dropoffs this year.

Taiwan’s Taishin Holdings and Shin Kong Financial Holding, respectively founded by billionaire brothers Thomas Wu (No. 30, $2.2 billion) and Eugene Wu (No. 44, $1.6 billion), said last year that they would merge to create the island’s fourth-largest financial holding company with NT$8.3 trillion ($274 billion) in total assets.

The frenzied AI data center buildout has been a boon for Taiwan-listed Jentech Precision Industrial, a maker of cooling components and other parts for semiconductors.

King Slide Works, a maker of server rails—metal frames on which equipment is mounted in server cabinets—has been riding the boom in demand for AI data centers.

Brothers Daniel & Richard Tsai reclaim the No. 1 spot after a year’s gap.