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One of Hong Kong's remaining carvers of mahjong tiles is trying to save his dying craft
UK competition and markets authority blocks Sainsbury-Asda merger on grounds it will result in higher consumer prices
British competition regulators have blocked J. Sainsbury Plc's 7.3 billion-pound ($9.4 billion) purchase of Walmart's Asda unit, which would have created the U.K.'s biggest supermarket chain
Royal Bank of Scotland says Chief Executive Ross McEwan is stepping down after 5 1/2 years overseeing the restructuring of a bank that was bailed out by the government during the global financial crisis
The chairman of Poland's conservative ruling party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has called the LGBT rights movement a foreign import that threatens the Polish nation
Sri Lanka has banned drones and unmanned aircraft as authorities continue controlled detonations of suspicious items four days after a series of suicide bombing attacks killed more than 350 people in and around the capital of Colombo
Australia's prime minister said one of the suicide bombers in the Sri Lanka Easter attacks had been in Australia as a student, skilled graduate before leaving in 2013
Australia's prime minister plays down any potential link between the arrest of an a suspected Islamic State group member in Turkey and a World War I battle commemoration attended by hundreds
Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un shake hands before heading to talks
Chinese state media say 11 workers were killed and two seriously injured when the cable on an elevator snapped at a construction site in northern China
Putin says Russia supports Kim Jong Un's efforts to normalize North Korea's relations with the United States
Carlos Ghosn, who faces financial misconduct charges in Japan, is set be released from custody on bail.
A judge says a father and son from Japan can be freed from federal custody to live with relatives in a rented apartment in Las Vegas pending trial in what prosecutors call a $1.5 billion international Ponzi scheme
Japanese court has approved the release for detained Nissan ex-chair Carlos Ghosn on bail; prosecutors can appeal
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Vladivostok for a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
Russian-North Korean relations since the Korean War
Japan's new emperor is a team player, musician and historian who will bring a global perspective to an ancient institution
Companies from Uruguay and Colombia will become the first in Latin America to export medical marijuana products to Europe
Japanese court approves release for detained Nissan ex-chair Carlos Ghosn on 500 million yen, or $4.5 million, bail
Search efforts may be closing in on the wreckage of a Japanese F-35 stealth fighter that crashed into the Pacific Ocean two weeks ago, perplexing investigators and raising questions about the reliability of world's most-advanced warplane.