Fifteen countries will on Sunday sign a sprawling Asian trade deal they hope will help them bounce back from the pandemic and which is seen as a huge coup for China in extending its influence.
Exchange rates have been relatively stable compared to expectations but inconsistencies may lead the US dollar into uncertain territory soon, says Kenneth Rogoff.
Qualcomm Inc on Friday received a license from the U.S. government to sell 4G mobile phone chips to China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, an exemption to U.S. trade restrictions imposed amid rising tensions with China.
SHANGHAI: China should ensure financial innovation maintains fair competition and does not create oligopolies or construct barriers to entry, a Chinese regulatory official said Saturday (Nov 14). Xiao Yuanqi, chief risk officer at the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBRIC) told ...
Its greenhouse gas emissions are more than the US and EU combined, but China has big ambitions for carbon neutrality, says Dr Cornelia Tremann.
As Treasury yields rally to multi-month highs, some investors are gauging how a more sustained rise could impact equity markets.
McDonald's Corp franchisees will be inspected by the company to ensure compliance with safety standards as coronavirus cases surge again and "covid fatigue" sets in, according to an internal note seen by Reuters on Friday.
Alphabet's Google and the U.S. Justice Department have failed to reach agreement over a protective order for third parties like Microsoft that provided data to the government for its lawsuit against the search and advertising giant.
SINGAPORE: Recession. Retrenchments. Reskilling. As COVID-19 has ripped through the Singapore economy, such words have become part of daily life.  When the then little-known disease made its way to Singapore in January, few could have anticipated the impact on people and businesses. Very quickly ...
HAVING garnered strong investor interest, Singapore Airlines' (SIA) new S$850 million five-year convertible bonds have been upsized and will carry a 1.625 per cent coupon.
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