Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida finished a landmark visit to Seoul with pledges to seek cooperation on high-tech goods and commitments on a renewed reliance between the two countries who are key to US security policies.
Expecting resistance to emissions cuts in Dubai, some climate hawks have started focusing on a global goal for renewables.
Coal India Ltd., one of the world’s top producers of the fuel, reported earnings tumbled on the surging cost of its wage bill and because it’s been largely unable to benefit from the fuel’s recent price boom.
The Chinese economy’s debt ratio reached a record high in the first quarter of the year, with bank loans to companies surging as the nation reopened from Covid Zero.
Asia remains in the grip of a blistering heat wave, chiming with predictions from climate scientists that 2023 could be the world’s hottest year yet.
Sea Ltd.’s billionaire founder declared a 5% pay increase for most employees starting July, sending a strong signal to investors he thinks the e-commerce and gaming business has turned the corner after years of bleeding losses.
China’s education companies surged after President Xi Jinping stressed the importance of improving the quality of the workforce given the declining birthrate and aging population.
Coal mafias, graft and industrial sabotage are pushing South Africa’s power monopoly closer to collapse
The European Union’s top court will rule next month in a much-anticipated case over Swiss-franc mortgages that threatens to increase legacy lending costs for Polish banks.
Asian shares advanced for a third day, led by gains Chinese equities, amid relative calm and positive sentiment across financial markets.
