Neil Gough

Renminbi didn't drop, despite Trump jitters

Data services widely available to the public showed that the country's currency, the renminbi, had been sharply devalued as China slept

Singapore cites 3 banks in inquiry into 1MDB Fund

Authorities said they had seized 240 million Singapore dollars, or $177 million, worth of bank accounts and properties

China lending inflates real estate, stocks, egg futures

China is the world's biggest producer of eggs, but it is not clear whether the investment surge in eggs will have an impact on real-world prices

Beijing applies airbrush to turbulent economy

Chinese leaders are taking increasingly bold steps to stop rising pessimism about turbulent markets and the slowing of the country's growth

China's growth slows to 6.9%

Weak numbers in the July-September period compares with growth of 7% in previous two quarters

China factories still in slump

China's economic growth has been battered in recent months

Neil Gough: Industrial downturn deepens in China

Its exports have slid 1.4 per cent in US dollar terms this year. Imports have fallen even more sharply. The declines point to weakening domestic demand as a slump in manufacturing and new housing cons

China investigates large brokerage firms

China devalues its currency due to economic slowdown

The central bank set the official value of the renminbi nearly 2 per cent weaker

As China reduces local spending, cities woo private investors

Choe Sang-Hun & Neil Gough: The owner versus the activist

Samsung's war with New York hedge fund Elliott exposed broader concerns about shareholder rights and succession planning in a country dominated by family-controlled conglomerates known as chaebols

Neil Gough: China stock market drop could hurt

China's market rally has cooled drastically in recent weeks. But the government has signalled its determination not to allow the sliding market to weigh on growth

An activist investor takes aim at bid for Samsung

China GDP growth slows to 7%, weakest since '09

Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing to overhaul corporate empire

AirAsia's chief responds quickly, with compassion

Tony Fernandes tweets this is my worst nightmare

Defective Takata airbag a global problem for producer

Takata is expected to face scrutiny on Thursday over its faulty airbags at a Senate hearing on auto safety

Mixed economic signals from China

Third quarter growth rises 7.3%, the lowest quarterly growth since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009

Wealth gap on display in protests

As Fed cuts stimulus, central banks overseas expand theirs

The US has long argued that markets should determine the value of currencies and criticised nations that try to manipulate exchange rates