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FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell a minority stake in the World Cup has sparked controversy in Asia, revealing a rift between the Asian Football Confederation and its member associations.
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Renesas Electronics and Tokyo Electron have resumed some operations following the Kumamoto earthquake, while Sony and TSMC require additional time to restart.
The merger of Pakistan's third- and fourth-largest mobile operators reduces competition but raises questions about future pricing and 5G investment.
Research by London-based think tank CSRI reveals growing connections between Hong Kong legislators and Chinese companies accused by the US of military affiliations.
Apple's June quarter revenue reached a new high, boosted by a 21.7% increase in iPhone sales and robust demand in China.
Countries near the equator are experiencing crop effects as markets prepare for a potentially record-breaking El Nino event, raising concerns about a global food shock.
Liu Jinsong, former director-general of the Asian Affairs Department at China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has been replaced following a diplomatic incident with Japan.
Mitsubishi Electric, a leading Japanese electronics company, is set to produce data center cooling systems in the United States, expanding its manufacturing footprint.
Mergers and acquisitions worldwide surged to $2.84 trillion from January to June 2026, driven by U.S. tech firms vying for dominance in artificial intelligence and related sectors.
The Japanese yen reached its strongest level since mid-May amid market uncertainty and fiscal concerns, prompting speculation of possible government intervention.
Japanese semiconductor firm Kioxia has started distributing samples of its latest NAND flash memory chips, targeting applications in smartphones and personal computers.
Tech companies including Nvidia push back against proposed US restrictions on Chinese open-weight AI models, citing innovation concerns.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman reveals the company is exploring open-weight AI models to compete with growing Chinese AI presence in the American market.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi advances a $30 billion reduction in the consumption tax on food to ease household inflation pressures despite fiscal challenges.
Manila aims to attract foreign investment and strengthen local supply chains with significant co-funding for battery production.
At the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show near Jakarta, Chinese electric vehicle makers introduce their first plug-in hybrid vehicles amid local market challenges.
China's leadership commits to broadening trade relationships while adopting a cautious economic outlook for the latter half of 2026.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s major U.S. investment highlights Arizona's growing role in the semiconductor industry, while China's expanding product influence and AI advancements intensify global competition.
Michelle Steel arrives in Seoul to fill the long-vacant ambassador post amid ongoing tensions in U.S.-South Korea relations over China, defense, and trade issues.
China's Zhongji Innolight raised HK$53.4 billion in Asia's second-largest IPO of 2026 but saw its shares fall 10% on their first day of trading.
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Japan records a second consecutive monthly trade deficit in June, while the Philippines experiences a growing monthly deficit, reflecting the economic pressures from high energy costs and regional instability.
Shares in Japan and South Korea saw dip buying on July 30 following sharp declines, as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment.
The U.S.-Iran war has driven up fuel prices, leading to a significant increase in electric vehicle sales in Asia, particularly in Southeast Asia, while China experiences a decline after subsidy cuts.
Japanese companies and research groups collaborate to build infrastructure for nationwide AI-powered data integration amid global competition.
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