EU Firms Complain of China Access

European companies are being unfairly shut out of much of China's huge market for public procurement, according to a study by the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, which echoed previous complaints by foreign firms.

Luxury, Electric Cars Grab Auto Show's Spotlight

Auto makers are using a major Shanghai trade fair to tout their environmentally clean vehicles of the future, as well as the luxury vehicles they say will power sales in China more immediately.

• Photos: Shanghai Auto Show
• EVs Address Price, Tech Concerns

Taiwan Issues Arrest Warrant for Deutsche Bank Executive

An arrest warrant in Taiwan against a Deutsche Bank private-wealth advisor alleging fraudulent misrepresentation in relation to a client's $48 million investment loss is the latest headache for the German-based bank in Asia.

China Mobile Posts $4.12 Billion Profit

China Mobile said first-quarter net profit rose 5.4% to $4.12 billion, missing analysts' expectations as competition in China's telecommunications sector intensifies.

Technology, Resources Stocks Buoy Asia

Most Asian markets posted gains, on strong U.S. technology earnings reports and higher commodity prices. The Nikkei rose 1.8%.

• U.S. Blue Chips Bounce Back
• Money Flows Back into Tech

Muthoot's IPO Fully Subscribed

Muthoot Finance initial public offering to raise up to $202 million has been fully subscribed on the third day of the share sale, according to stock-exchange data.

Asia Central Banks Intervene As Currencies Climb

Five India Telecom Executives Sent to Custody

Thailand Raises Benchmark Rate

IEA Urges China to Cut Energy Subsidies

Investors Skittish in Closely Watched Hong Kong IPO

Removal of Radioactive Water Starts

In Indonesia, Thousands of Islands, Many Fish

Helicopter Crash Kills 17 in India

OM Holding's Hong Kong Plan Sets Off a Battle

India Monsoon Likely Normal

Supply of Chips Tight at LG Unit