Liu Shishi’s net worth analysis: A talented actress’s earnings
Liu Shishi, a prominent figure in the Chinese entertainment industry, has captivated audiences with her remarkable talent and charisma. As a celebrated actress, her financial...
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Fujitsu faces backlash over UK Post Office Scandal: Calls for accountability and contract reviews
Japanese technology giant Fujitsu is under scrutiny by British lawmakers for developing faulty accounting software that resulted in a significant miscarriage of justice, known as the UK Post Office scandal.
Japan’s real wages decline for 20th consecutive month in November
Japan witnesses a persistent decline in real wages for the 20th consecutive month in November, challenging expectations of a positive turnaround.
U.S. opposes China’s interference in Taiwan elections
The U.S. government opposes any interference in Taiwan's elections and expresses concern over Beijing's military pressure.
Nikkei soars to 32-year high, fueled by exporters and weak yen
This marked the third consecutive day of gains and put the index on track for its biggest weekly climb since late March 2020, when markets rebounded from the initial shock of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Asian stocks surge pre-U.S. CPI; Nikkei breaks 35,000 mark
As Asian stocks rally in anticipation of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI), the Nikkei breaches the 35,000 milestone, setting the stage for a dynamic market dance ahead. Investors brace for potential impacts on global markets as economic indicators take centre stage.
Tech-infused beauty: AI salon-worthy manicures and personalized beauty solutions take center stage
The beauty industry is undergoing a tech revolution with innovations like Nimble, the world's first AI and robotics-powered manicure salon.
Japan introduces stringent air traffic control measure post-collision
Japan implements stringent air traffic control measures to enhance aviation safety and restore public confidence after the recent tragic collision at Tokyo's Haneda airport.
COMAC rises as a compelling alternative to Boeing
COMAC emerges as a viable alternative in the aviation industry, gaining momentum amidst Boeing's recent setbacks.
Taiwan’s evolving identity and quest for its independence
Taiwan confronts shifting identities from alignment with China to a younger generation emphasizing Taiwanese identity and its independence amidst China's hopes for reunification.
Taiwan’s election crossroads: diverse candidates grapple with Cross-Strait challenges
The race is taking place against the backdrop of complex cross-strait relations and diverse policy platforms, with the incumbent president, Tsai Ing-wen, constitutionally barred from seeking a third term.
ASE Technology Holding Co. reports Q4 revenue growth, expects positive momentum in 2024
Taiwanese semiconductor company ASE Technology Holding Co. announced a 6 per cent growth in revenue for the last quarter, reaching NT$160.59 billion (US$5.18 billion), slightly surpassing the company's earlier estimate.
EVA Airways finalizes Airbus order for 33 Planes, including A350-1000 and A321neo models
Airbus SE announced that Taiwan's EVA Airways Corp has concluded a deal for 33 planes, consisting of 18 A350-1000 planes and 15 A321neo models.
LG and Samsung unveil see-through TVs, transforming home entertainment
South Korean electronics giants LG and Samsung showcase innovative see-through TV models, aiming to revolutionize home entertainment aesthetics.
Korean oil refiners slash employee bonuses amid plummeting profits
SK Innovation, S-Oil, HD Hyundai Oil bank, and GS Caltex plan to drastically reduce performance-based bonuses for employees this year due to a nearly 50% decline in earnings in 2023.
Credit expansion in China: Navigating a policy quandary and its deflationary impact
China's credit expansion poses a potential economic boost, yet careful management is essential to avoid deflationary risks associated with excess capacity and financial instability.
Hong Kong bargain hunters flock to Shenzhen’s Sam’s Club for a shopping spree
In a surge of cross-border shopping, Hong Kongers are making the trek to Shenzhen's Sam's Club for unbeatable deals on items like roast chickens, laundry detergents, and bulk tissue paper.