U.S. companies in China are increasingly fretful that trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies will drag out over years and nearly a third said their ability to retain staff had been affected, a survey showed.
Reliance Industries Ltd's telecom unit is looking to outsource the manufacturing of over 100 million low-cost smartphones that will be built on Google's Android platform, India's Business Standard newspaper reported, citing sources.
Samsung Electronics' display unit and LG Display Co Ltd are expected to stop supplying panels for premium smartphones to Huawei Technologies due to U.S. restrictions, South Korean online media Chosun Biz reported on Wednesday.
Jacinda Ardern's ruling Labour Party said it would raise taxes for top income earners if it is returned to power in the polls next month, as the government looks to pay off debt accumulated due to its COVID-19 pandemic response.
Oil futures fell further on Wednesday after big declines the previous session with Brent sliding below US$40 a barrel for the first time since June as COVID-19 cases rebounded in several countries.
Gold and its digital counterpart, Bitcoin, have had a pretty good run among investors seeking a haven or those willing to take a punt on cryptocurrency.
WASHINGTON: Three Republican U.S. senators on Tuesday introduced the latest legislation targeting a federal law that largely exempts tech platforms such as Facebook and Twitter from legal liability for the material their users post. The bill from Senator Roger Wicker, who chairs the Senate ...
SEOUL: You Young-sik has tried his luck running businesses, but when his convenience store, a sausage factory and a second-hand furniture shop all failed, he realised he had found a niche, one that he understood well: Helping people go out of business. You says he is now busier than...
SoftBank Group Corp shares fell 5per cent in early trading on Wednesday as investors worried about the Japanese conglomerate's exposure to U.S. tech stocks, which fell for the third straight session.
Gary Cohn, the former economic adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, raised US$720 million on Tuesday in an initial public offering (IPO) for a new blank-check acquisition company, 20per cent more than originally planned, according to a person familiar with the matter.
