According to Bank of Japan statistics released on Tuesday, Japanese corporate services prices increased in April at their quickest rate since early 2015. This was due in part to rising labour costs in the services sector, which is encouraging for… Read More ›
It seems almost certain that there will be an interest rate drop next week after two influential European Central Bank members on Monday threw their support behind the idea. Olli Rehn, the director of Finland’s central bank and a member… Read More ›
Speaking on Asia’s stock and deal-making landscape, JPMorgan’s Filippo Gori stated at the bank’s Global China Summit on Thursday that India and Japan are two bright spots in Asia’s “supremely interesting” markets. “You have the burning country of Japan. India,… Read More ›
Even as lawmakers speculate that significant tariffs on automobiles from the second-largest economy in the world may be imposed, Chinese electric carmakers are growing their presence in Europe. This week, Nio inaugurated a store in Amsterdam, while last week, Xpeng… Read More ›
Losing weight has become a difficult endeavour for Charlotte, North Carolina kindergarten teacher Grey Beard. She had never seen long-lasting effects from any of the five programmes she had attempted in her life. Her fortune began to turn around the… Read More ›
Families of those killed in the 2022 Uvalde, Texas, elementary school shooting filed two lawsuits on Friday against the gun manufacturer Daniel Defence, Activision Blizzard and its parent Microsoft, and Instagram, alleging they worked together to sell lethal weapons to… Read More ›
Global recognition has been accorded to Bhutan’s governing concept of “Gross National Happiness” for striking a balance between economic expansion and the welfare of its people. However, recent talks by the nation’s recently elected prime minister, Tshering Tobgay, about “Gross… Read More ›
It’s generally accepted wisdom to save aside a part of one’s salary for a rainy day. But it’s contributing to the overvaluation of equities in India. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) were designed to assist investors in setting away money consistently… Read More ›
According to a seasoned Bank of America economist who spoke with Reuters, large investors are starting to devote more capital to developing economies as they seek returns. This might signal a structural change in the way they manage their wealth…. Read More ›
Amid “all-out warfare” in the global semiconductor industry, South Korea announced on Thursday a 26 trillion won ($19 billion) assistance package for its chip industries. The country cited the necessity to be competitive in sectors like chip design and contract… Read More ›
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