US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo won a promise to revive business talks between Washington and Beijing, a key step as both sides look to ease tensions. But American firms were left wondering if that will be enough to recommit to a market that looks increasingly risky.
South Korea’s factory output fell again in July to reach its longest stretch of declines in decades as the trade-reliant nation struggles with exports amid a global slowdown.
X, the social network that used to be known as Twitter, updated its privacy policy to include a new kind of user data it plans to collect: biometric.
China’s local governments are accelerating the pace of borrowing for infrastructure investment, a move that could help lift economic growth while also putting pressure on financial markets.
Dozens of Australian pension products have failed an annual regulator test designed to weed out under performing funds and clamp down on excessive fees.
A factory boom in China that’s lowering the cost and boosting demand for solar panels is also squeezing the margins of the companies that make them.
Mexico’s opposition coalition chose Xochitl Galvez as its presidential candidate to the 2024 election, pitting the strong-willed senator against a yet-to-be-named representative from the powerful ruling party of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
India’s economy is expected to shine in its latest report card on strong services growth and a pick up in manufacturing despite elevated interest rates.
As India’s airline market transforms into a duopoly, ticket prices that have long known to be dirt-cheap are climbing.
Shares in Asia followed Wall Street higher as US economic reports pointed to slowing growth, adding to bets the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its tightening cycle.
