Thailand

Once technology giants, Sony, Panasonic and Sharp all see poor financial results, while Samsung, Huawei and others continue to gather pace.

Alistair Charlton Nov 01, 2012

Coca-Cola sales in China record fall of six percent year on year, raising concerns of slowdown in the world's second largest economy.

Prasanth Aby Thomas Oct 17, 2012

Robbie Fowler has admitted that he would love to return to Liverpool in some capacity as he looks to make a return to the game.

Adrian Back Oct 03, 2012

Asian Development Bank slashes Asia's growth estimates to 6.1 and 6.7 percent in 2012 and 2013 respectively on concerns over global debt crisis.

Prasanth Aby Thomas Oct 03, 2012

Danish beer maker Carlsberg ties up with Thai beer group Singha Corporation to expand operations in Asia.

Prasanth Aby Thomas Oct 01, 2012

Thailand bids for a night time Formula 1 Grand Prix, around the streets of capital Bangkok, to rival Singapore

Chandrashekar Srinivasan Sep 27, 2012

Robbie Fowler believes that Liverpool need to invest more in their squad over the next season to give them any chance of returning to the glory days of the 1980s, as the Reds look to take their first win of the season this weekend against Manchester United.

Vanessa Keller Sep 21, 2012

Scotland Yard officers swooped on address across the capital city, from tough neighbourhoods like Tottenham to the leafy suburbs of Barnet, seizing an array of drugs,

Dominic Gover Sep 20, 2012

Dale Cregan was Manchester Police's most wanted suspect with £50,000 bounty on his head before deaths of PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Dominic Gover Sep 18, 2012

Thai Beverages offers £4.5bn for Fraser & Neave, the parent company of Tiger beer maker Asia Pacific Breweries.

Staff Reporter Sep 13, 2012

The 2012 King's Cup Elephant Polo Tournament started with a grand opening ceremony in the seaside town of Hua Hin, nearly 160 km south of Bangkok in Thailand on 12 September.

Sanskrity Sinha Sep 12, 2012

Pirate Bay founder faces one-year in prison after being deported from Cambodia to his native Sweden.

Edward Smith Sep 11, 2012

Sharp drop in August sales as consumers postpone purchase decisions.

Geetha Pillai Sep 08, 2012

Woman reportedly suffered from depression for months in lead-up to death.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 06, 2012

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars expects record sales for a second year owing to high demand from Asian billionaires.

Geetha Pillai Sep 05, 2012

Warg, aka 'anakata', failed to appear for start of 12-month jail term in January.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 03, 2012

Yoovidhya arrested in Thailand made following claims of a cover-up in original investigation.

Ewan Palmer Sep 03, 2012

Fire said to be due to lightning that caused a transformer to explode.

Geetha Pillai Aug 17, 2012

Security agencies stepping up search for kidnappers and abducted foreigners.

Anissa Haddadi Aug 07, 2012

American swimmer Michael Phelps has ended his Olympic career with 18 gold medals, the last coming in the men's 4x100m medley relay.

Staff Reporter Aug 05, 2012

Team GB's Fred Evans and Andrew Selby qualify for the Olympics boxing quarter finals

Staff Reporter Aug 04, 2012

Police in central Vietnam pull over speeding car and find two tiger carcasses in the back.

Nicholas Edmondson Jul 30, 2012

The Heineken offer is expected to invite counter-bids from rivals in the beer industry.

Geetha Pillai Jul 21, 2012

Muslims around the world begin month of fasting and good deeds.

Ewan Palmer Jul 20, 2012

Israeli government says it will do everything to find perpetrators of the bombing, which claims at least eight lives.

Vasudevan Sridharan Jul 19, 2012

Bomber kills eight including himself and injures dozens in attack on tourist bus full of young Israelis in Burgas.

Nicholas Edmondson Jul 19, 2012

The United Arab Emirates launches crackdown on Islamist dissidents with arrest of three more Emirati radicals.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jul 17, 2012

The four countries are tipped by ratings agency S&P to pick up the slack of slowing China GDP growth and others in the Asia-Pacific region, in the face of the faltering Eurozone economies.

Lianna Brinded Jul 12, 2012

Joe Gordon had been facing two and half years in prison for translating a banned biography, The King Never Sleeps, about the Thai king.

Nicholas Edmondson Jul 11, 2012

Don Chan Palace Hotel in Vientiane one of two upmarket Laos resorts displaying thousands of pieces of ivory for sale, say wildlife trade monitors, Traffic.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jul 09, 2012