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Japan’s domestic sales of cars, trucks and buses fell by a record amount in April, hit by the aftermath of the earthquake.

The Chinese middle class are feeling inflation bite

What happens to Royal Wedding souvenirs now the party is over?

Head teachers vote overwhelmingly in favour of staging a ballot on whether to strike over plans to curb their pensions, at their conference in Brighton.

Thousands of fans watch Brighton and Hove Albion play their final game at the Withdean Stadium before moving to their new ground.

The website that helps Indians arrange marriages

Hong Kong has taken the unusual step of introducing a minimum wage. But neither employers nor labour unions are happy.

About one million people each year in China die of smoking-related illnesses. Now Beijing is set to act.

Gender equality vital for re-balancing Asia’s economies and promoting female entrepreneurship, says the International Labour Organization.

Travelling Japan armed only with a phone – near field communication technology has revolutionised the country’s travel industry.

Thousands of Ivorians queue to withdraw cash and delayed salaries as Ivory Coast’s banks reopen after a 10-week shut down, triggered by disputed polls.

German software giant SAP dominates corporate computing, but can it adapt to the IT revolution at the start of the 21st century?

Facebook, Twitter, WebEx and Salesforce.com all pose possible threats to your network, says Palo Alto Networks CTO

Location-based services like Foursquare and Gowalla have been around for nearly two years and have accumulated millions of active users. Yet many businesses are still tentative about getting involved.

A tanker is believed to have docked in rebel-held eastern Libya to begin the first export of oil for almost three weeks, as new air strikes hit government forces.

The political turmoil in the Middle East slowed growth in air passenger numbers in February, according to IATA.