Nintendo said a server for its U.S. unit's website had been hacked into but that no company or customer information was compromised, marking the first time the Japanese gaming giant has been targeted in widespread global hacking attacks.
India's Right to Education Act mandates that private schools set aside 25% of admissions for low-income, underprivileged and disabled students. The most notable results so far are frustration and disappointment.
Huge crowds in Hong Kong turned out to commemorate the Tiananmen Square crackdown of June 4, 1989, amid concerns that the human rights situation in China has taken a turn for the worse in the past year.
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer shelved his fourth attempt in two years to take mining company Resourcehouse public on Hong Kong's stock exchange, saying that worsening global market conditions blocked its plan to raise as much as $3.6 billion.
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Japanese financial giant Nomura has cut the cash bonuses for its top executives and directors after a sharp fall in profits.
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Employers spooked by a sputtering economy hit the brakes on May hiring, postponing the upswing needed to put 14 million unemployed back to work.
MGM China is considering expanding on the Macau peninsula and in Taiwan, its chief executive said, the latest gambling company executive to outline an aggressive expansion strategy in Asia's booming casino market.
When Google singled out the Chinese city of Jinan as the source of a recent computer attack, it brought attention on a giant vocational school there with ties to the Chinese army.
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Large U.S. financial institutions might be forced to sharply increase their capital cushions as part of a plan discussed by the Fed to help prevent another financial crisis.
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Li Na beat Francesca Schiavone to win the women's French Open championship and became the first player from China to win a Grand Slam singles title.
Japan's nuclear-energy industry faces its first major ballot-box test since the Fukushima Daiichi accident, when voters choose between a pronuclear governor seeking a third term and a challenger who wants to freeze all existing plans for new facilities.
A hunger strike led by yoga teacher Baba Ramdev against "black money"—untaxed funds stashed abroad—and corruption came to an abrupt end when police disbanded thousands of his supporters.
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The bears are in the ascent. But the market isn't emitting universally negative signals, and a number of positive factors are getting overlooked.
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Cockfighting fans flock to Manila to watch birds battle to the death in the World Slasher Cup.
Party cadres awoke to another firestorm this week. No, it wasn't Inner Mongolia.
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the U.S. will bolster its commitment to defend Southeast Asian allies and invest in technologies to counter weapons meant to keep America out of the Pacific region.
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Reliance Industries will become debt-free on a net basis by the end of March, its chairman Mukesh Ambani said, a step that will allow India's biggest company by market value to expand at home and overseas.
Asian stocks ended mostly lower Friday, with Japanese tech firms and Hong Kong-listed banks among decliners, ahead of key U.S jobs data due later in the global trading day.
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The man who could make more than $4 billion from the IPO of Groupon is a 41-year-old, unassuming Midwesterner who got his start selling carpets on the street.
U.S. and Pakistani officials are investigating whether a U.S. drone strike has killed Mohammad Ilyas Kashmiri, a Pakistani militant leader linked to al Qaeda and sought in connection with a number of plans to attack Western targets.
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Fissures have opened within the Obama administration over the drone program targeting militants in Pakistan, with the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan and some military leaders pushing to rein in the pace of strikes.
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Naoto Kan's survival means Japan must wait longer for leadership.
Analysis and insights from The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires on the news in China, India, Japan and Korea.
Some locals in the birthplace of Nevada mining are now doing all they can to stop an actual mine from opening nearby.
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Jack Kevorkian, the pathologist whose "suicide machine" thrust the right-to-die movement into the national spotlight in the 1990s, died Friday at age 83.
Christie's spring auctions brought in $469 million, making it the biggest sale in Hong Kong auction history.
When it comes to bespoke tailoring, Naples and Hong Kong share a passion. That's why Italian filmmaker Gianluca Migliarotti wants to bring his documentary on Neapolitan tailoring, "O'Mast," to Hong Kong.
In Friday's pictures, a soldier overlooks protesters at a mass funeral in Yemen, travelers gather at a horse fair in England, fire rages through an arms depot in Russia and more.