South Korea

Samsung's chairman faces accusations of hiding the family fortune from his siblings and other relatives.

South Korean exports gain in January but weak PMI and low inflation rates raise concerns of economic recovery.

Kim Jong-un imposes martial law and brings forward test date after Seoul warns of serious consequences.

Markets little changed as traders await Fed's policy announcement and initial US GDP estimates.

Seoul hoping for third time lucky with launch of KSLV-1 after previous rocket failures.

South Korea's industrial output slightly expands in December as higher domestic demand offset decline in exports.

Huge blanks on map of Kim Jong-un's hermit nation filled in to show Yongbyong nuclear site and Yodok gulag.

India's central bank has cut key interest rates after the country's headline inflation eased in December.

Yahoo reports better revenues under its new CEO Marissa Mayer but profit declines due to restructuring costs.

Samsung is being investigated by South Korean authorities after a chemical leak killed an employee at its plant in Hwaseong

Graham Hughes is getting set to become to first person to visit all 201 countries without flying or using private transport.

Group of dolphins tried to rescue their companion by forming a raft to keep the dying member alive.

Pyongyang threatens 'physical counter-measures' if Seoul takes part in UN sanctions.

North Korea denies rumours that Kim carried out plastic surgery to look like revered grandfather.

Asia's fourth largest economy posts weaker-than-expected GDP figures as lower external demands hurt growth.

The auctioning of the UK's 4G spectrum over the coming weeks will be the biggest of its kind and we look at just how it will work, who's bidding and what it will mean for consumers.

Markets cautious as World Bank cuts its global outlook citing recovery concerns in high-income economies.

Traders cautious as World Bank slashes economic outlook citing slow recovery in developed economies.

India's inflation rate declined primarily due to slowdown in the prices of manufacturing items.

The best TVs on offer at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, including OLED, Ultra HD and IGZO models.

ONS reports UK goods exports moving from EU to rest of world.

As LG announces two new Ultra HD models, it finally begins accepting orders for its much-anticipated 55in OLED TV.

2010 World Cup hero makes controversial move from German club Cologne.

Band play When a Child is Born during concert attended by president and suddenly slimmer first lady.

Bourses open lower as US debt ceiling and market overheating concerns set in after the previous day's multi-month high rally.

Lord Green tells IBTimes UK reaching the £1tn export value target will not be easy "but it is a marathon we can complete".

Kim Jong-un's New Year speech first in 19 years by a North Korean leader.

Yahoo has completed its exit of South Korea as planned, after the company lost ground to local rivals in the search and news sectors.

Most of the Asian bourses post annual gains as the year 2012 comes to a close.

LG is looking to get the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 banned in South Korea, claiming it infringes several display technology patents.