Bitcoin CEO's arrest leaves trail of questions

The arrest of MtGox boss Mark Karpeles has begun to shed light on the defunct Bitcoin exchange after hundreds of millions of dollars in virtual currency vanished from its digital vaults last year.

Britain reopens embassy closed in 2011 protest

Britain reopened its embassy in Teheran on Sunday, a striking signal of how Western ties with Iran have thawed since protesters ransacked the ambassador's residence and burned the Union Jack nearly four years ago.

DPRK subs unaccounted for as talks resume

Almost 70 percent of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's submarines were undetected on Sunday, with the second round of high-level contact under way in the truce village of Panmunjom, a Defense Ministry official of the Republic of Korea was citied as saying.

Migrants stream into Macedonia unchecked

Hundreds of migrants crossed unhindered from Greece into Macedonia on Sunday after overwhelmed security forces appeared to abandon a bid to stem their flow through the Balkans to Western Europe following days of chaos and confrontation.

European-train rifleman had links with radical Islam, officials say

The man who boarded a high-speed Amsterdam-to-Paris train with a Kalashnikov rifle before being tackled by passengers was on the radar of authorities in three countries, had ties to radical Islam and may have traveled to Syria, authorities said.

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Three US contractors were among 12 people killed by a Kabul bomb that targeted their NATO convoy, the US-led coalition said, making the attack one of the most lethal for US citizens in Afghanistan in recent years.

Coca-Cola to invest $4b in China over three years

Global beverages giant the Coca-Cola Co plans to invest $4 billion over the next three years in China.

Becton Dickinson eyes $600m revenue

Becton Dickinson and Co, a United States-based medical technology company, is targeting a 17 percent growth in sales from China this year to about $600 million, its chairman said.

Equities fall as economic woes trigger sell-offs

Disappointing economic data aggravated investor concerns about downside risks to the economy and triggered a sharp decline in the capital market barometer on Friday.

Corporate tax cuts to ease burden for small enterprises

A series of new corporate tax cuts are expected to reduce the tax burden on small businesses by more than 100 billion yuan ($15.64 billion), the Ministry of Finance said on Friday.

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IS claims responsibility for car bombing

Islamic State's Egyptian affiliate said it was behind a car bombing that wounded 29 people near a state security building and courthouse in a Cairo suburb early on Thursday.