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Prosecutors allege the listed pulp producer manipulated product classifications and under-invoiced exports over 17 years, causing substantial state revenue losses
Mass lay-offs at Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting System trigger national backlash and questions over corporate governance in China's auto supply chain
Hui Ka-yan's life sentence closes the chapter on the world's most indebted developer and signals Beijing's hardening stance on corporate governance across private enterprise.
South Korea's memory chip giants are deploying contrasting strategies to distribute AI boom profits, with Samsung favoring dividends while SK hynix pursues aggressive buybacks
Seoul's tech giant unveils Korea's largest-ever capital distribution plan, quintupling its 2020 record as it seeks to reward investors amid shifting semiconductor dynamics
The Philippine remittance firm's board has greenlit a binding term sheet with Surepay Technologies while disclosing a major shift in ownership structure.
After decades of privatization, states across Asia and beyond are rediscovering ownership as a strategic tool. The question now is whether they can govern what they own.
Overseas holdings in Japan's stock market reached a new high for the third consecutive year, driven by AI-related companies and activist investor targets
The 79-year-old DBS chairman's departure from the government post comes as Singapore's largest bank begins succession planning
Companies across the country are overhauling internal accounting systems to keep pace with stricter digital tax administration and evolving policy frameworks
ABS-CBN proposes tripling its authorized capital and adding two directors as it readies for a cash infusion that will dilute legacy shareholders
Second-quarter earnings reveal a widening performance gap between the two companies competing for influence in Korea's metals industry
Energy Regulatory Commission examining whether tycoon's 25.68% holding in family conglomerate raises generation limits and cross-ownership concerns
Eric Li hands chairmanship of Hong Kong-listed automaker to An Conghui while retaining control of parent Geely Holding Group
Three family branches redirected proceeds from Ramon Ang sale into media unit while outside investor takes largest position in rescue
From Air India's revival to AI integration, Natarajan Chandrasekaran's successor inherits an agenda shaped by technology, scale, and global ambition
A newly formed investment vehicle led by Hong Kong bankers will inject $70 million into ABS-CBN, potentially becoming its largest shareholder while the public float shrinks below 15 percent
Australia's largest investment bank asks auditor to provide evidence of clean conduct amid widening whistleblower scandal that has toppled KPMG's leadership
As the Toyoda clan prepares its next generation, the automaker's oscillation between dynasty and professional management offers lessons for regional conglomerates navigating succession.
After a governance-driven rally narrowed the Korea discount, the country's equity market confronts the challenge of maintaining higher valuations beyond semiconductor earnings momentum.
President Prabowo Subianto targets closure of over 750 SOEs while proposing ad hoc courts to investigate executives for disguising losses as profits
