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A Chinese historical epic promoting Taiwan unification was pulled from planned screenings after failing to receive final approval amid rising cross-strait tensions.
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Panasonic and other manufacturers struggle to meet recycling targets amid weak recovery economics and infrastructure hurdles.
A recent Nikkei and TV Tokyo poll shows strong public backing for female emperors, amid recent legal changes to imperial succession rules.
Following concerns over misconduct linked to its performance-based salary structure, Prudential Life Insurance plans major reforms including executive cuts and fixed monthly pay.
The retailer aims to triple sales from adult collectors by broadening its imported toy offerings.
Governor Perry Warjiyo steps down amid ongoing market challenges and concerns over central bank independence.
IMD highlights the importance of secure public finances and business adaptability for Japan's global competitiveness.
Fast-fashion giant Shein plans a Hong Kong public listing following regulatory approval and draft prospectus release, challenging investor interest as global e-commerce slows.
Chinese memory chip maker CXMT raised $8.6 billion in Asia's largest IPO of 2026 amid the booming AI-driven semiconductor market.
Chinese memory chip maker CXMT raised $8.6 billion in a record-breaking IPO on July 27, propelled by strong demand in the AI-driven memory sector.
Artificial intelligence is enabling cyber intruders to spread attacks within networks in as little as 27 seconds, raising concerns across East and Southeast Asia.
The Bank of Japan is under increasing pressure to act on inflation as the yen weakens and oil prices surpass $100 per barrel, driven in part by escalating US-Iran tensions.
Key business developments in Asia include Shein’s anticipated Hong Kong IPO filing, CXMT’s Shanghai listing, and economic forecasts from AMRO amid regional challenges.
Market-style eateries in residential areas of Bangkok are emerging as popular spots for work and socializing, catering to locals distant from the city's main rail stations.
Support for Prime Minister Takaichi's cabinet falls below 60% for the first time since her October 2025 inauguration, with disapproval among independents exceeding 50%.
Joshua Walker emphasizes the need for a mutually beneficial arrangement to sustain Japan's investment initiative beyond the Trump administration.
The new center aims to foster collaboration between Japanese and Taiwanese firms to advance semiconductor technologies for industrial robotics and automotive applications.
As geopolitical tensions escalate in the Middle East, India continues to rely on critical oil shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting challenges to its energy security.
The Japan Immigration Services Agency will introduce stricter criteria, including a minimum income threshold above average household earnings, starting October 2026.
One year after clashes erupted, Thailand constructs a barbed-wire wall along the border, raising tensions with Cambodia and impacting local communities.
Newly appointed UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces the challenge of balancing his China-friendly instincts with Britain's strategic dependence on the United States.
China targets over a dozen European industrial companies, including Rheinmetall and Lafert, following EU sanctions on Chinese firms linked to Russia's war effort.
The World Bank announces a plan to phase out loans to China by 2031, limiting future lending to less than $2 billion.
The World Bank announced plans to significantly reduce its financial support to China, limiting loans to under $2 billion through 2031 as part of a broader strategy to phase out lending to the country.
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