Taiwan Exports Fall in March as Chips Demand Remains Weak
Taiwan’s exports declined more than expected in March as global demand for electronics remained weak, suggesting the worst is not yet over for the trade-dependent economy.
Taiwan’s exports declined more than expected in March as global demand for electronics remained weak, suggesting the worst is not yet over for the trade-dependent economy.
European stocks followed positive momentum set in Asia as investors brace for inflation data and corporate results that could deliver insights on the health of the financial system.
China plans to require a security review of generative AI services before they’re allowed to operate, casting uncertainty over ChatGPT-like bots unveiled by the country’s largest tech companies including Baidu Inc.
Chinese car parts makers are facing growing pressure from overseas customers to set up factories outside the country as mounting trade tensions and three years of Covid lockdowns make them wary of relying too heavily on China.
Emmanuel Macron’s latest attempt to cast the European Union as a balancing power between the US and China will be tested this week as he seeks to enlist support from the Netherlands.
Apple Inc.’s support team said it was “investigating issues” after thousands of users reported difficulty accessing several of the company’s services, including Apple Music and the App Store.
Metals recycling startup Runaya is planning to boost its processing of industrial waste about eightfold in the next two years as the Indian company adds zinc and copper to its existing aluminum portfolio.
European stock futures advanced with Asian equities as positive momentum picked up on Tuesday following a late recovery in post-holiday trading on Wall Street.
China plans to require a security review of generative AI services before they’re allowed to operate, casting uncertainty over ChatGPT-like bots unveiled by the country’s largest tech companies including Baidu Inc.
India seeks to be more involved in world supply chains and serve as an alternative to China through output-incentive plans and the growth of its domestic consumer market, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.