TOKYO: Japan Display said on Friday it has agreed to sell a smartphone screen plant in central Japan to Sharp Corp for US$390 million, raising funds to repay debt it owes Apple Inc for the plant construction costs. The company said in a statement it will also sell screen...
Elon Musk said on Thursday that Tesla Inc's factory in Nevada was a target of a "serious" cybersecurity attack, confirming a media report that claimed an employee of the company helped the Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) thwart the attack.
Facebook Inc on Thursday told Reuters that Apple Inc rejected its attempt to tell users the iPhone maker would take a 30per cent cut of sales in a new online events feature, forcing Facebook to remove the message to get the tool to users.
WASHINGTON: Asian equities are likely to have a bumpy ride on Friday after U.S. stocks scaled new peaks for a third straight day and bond yields surged on the Federal Reserve's average-inflation strategy, as well as a promising development in curbing the coronavirus pandemic. Markets swirled after ...
If the Democratic Party candidates win in November, they will reset America’s role in international politics and fix the damage done by the Trump presidency, says this observer.
Wall Street ended in a mixed fashion on Thursday (Aug 27) following the Federal Reserve's major inflation policy change, with the S&P posting a new record but the Nasdaq retreating.
China's ByteDance told engineers of its popular short-video app TikTok this week to make contingencies should it need to shut down its US operations, even as it works toward divesting them, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
Should bosses be funny? And when should they quit joking around? Lily Cheng and Peter Cheng discuss how to navigate humour in the workplace.
CGS-CIMB on Thursday said it believes the worst is over for Silverlake Axis, and that it expects the fintech firm's earnings to recover in FY21 ending next June, following a weak set of results for its latest quarter.
RAISING the salary threshold for Employment Passes (EPs) amid recessionary pressures can encourage financial institutions to hire locals, but some economists think such a "protectionist response" can crimp Singapore's financial hub aspirations in the long run.
