Japan's ⁠government on Tuesday pushed back against ⁠market views it was watering down its commitment to fiscal reform ​and ...
Smartphone sales in ⁠China ⁠fell 13% year-on-year during the ⁠month-long 618 shopping festival, as brands raised prices to ...
Shipping groups Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd will ⁠resume ⁠some sailings through the Suez Canal ⁠under their Gemini joint network, ...
July 7 (Reuters) - ⁠German ⁠industrial production ⁠rose more than expected in May driven by a strong increase ‌in automotive production. Industrial ‌output increased by 0.9% ⁠compared ⁠to the previous ...
SEOUL, July 7 (Reuters) - U.S. chip design giant Synopsys ⁠plans ⁠to stop offering a suite of manufacturing process ⁠control software used by global semiconductor makers, six sources briefed on the ...
Investor thinking on Chinese assets is changing, as steady ⁠returns ⁠through the turbulence of the Iran war and AI frenzy ...
Bao Zhang began driving for a Chinese ride-hailing app this year after losing his job as a software tester and ⁠says the ...
A shortage of critical minerals is starting to affect ⁠the ⁠broader Japanese economy, adding a sense of urgency for Prime ⁠Minister Sanae Takaichi's government to find alternatives to exports that ...
U.S. ⁠banks ⁠including JPMorgan and ​Bank of ‌America have in ‌recent ⁠months ⁠held preliminary discussions about ​a deal to ...
Policymakers remain cautious over where inflation is headed. In the rates decision statement, ⁠the monetary policy committee ...
The yen weakened anew ⁠on ⁠Tuesday as traders grew emboldened to ⁠push the currency lower with no sign yet of intervention by ...
Japan's real wages ⁠rose ⁠1.4% in May ⁠from a year earlier to mark a fifth ​month of increases, although the growth rate ...