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.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp said on Tuesday it was awarded a US$13.3 billion contract by the US Air Force to modernize the country's intercontinental ballistic missile system.
Beyond Meat is looking to take a bite out of the massive Chinese market, announcing plans on Tuesday to produce its plant-based beef, pork and chicken in the Asian nation.
AstraZeneca Plc has put a hold on the late-stage trial of its highly-anticipated COVID-19 vaccine candidate after a suspected serious adverse reaction in a study participant, health news website Stat News reported on Tuesday.
Unlike most of the world, China seems unlikely to become mired in a long recession, not least because of its rapid digital transformation, says Zhang Jun.
Current price stability is partly an anticipation of strengthened demand over the rest of 2020 and the OPEC plus stepping up cooperation, says Boston Consulting Group’s Dave Sivaprasad.
The closure of cafes around Silicon Valley shows the tech community needs physical places to meet, program, pitch, make deals and brainstorm, says the Financial Times' Tim Bradshaw.
MORE attention has turned to the financial needs of hard-hit gig workers here, with DBS the latest to broaden its services to these customers to tide them over the pandemic.
Unilever expects shareholders to support its plan to unify its headquarters in London and scrap its Dutch base and believes a potential law enacting an "exit tax" in the Netherlands would breach European Union law, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
