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TOKYO -- Nippon Steel plans an additional $1.3 billion investment to upgrade two existing U.S. Steel plants as the Japanese company seeks to win support for a $14-billion takeover bid that faces opposition from U.S. unions and politicians.
BANGKOK -- The head of Thailand's central bank said it will take time to bring the country's persistent household debt down to a sustainable level as structural reforms are put in place to boost economic growth, an effort that will extend beyond the end of his tenure in a year's time.
Australia has become the latest country to allow employees the "right to disconnect" from work, a measure that has so far been implemented mostly in European nations.
TOKYO -- Prices of scallops from Japan are rebounding from a slump induced by a nearly year-old Chinese ban, buoyed by efforts to boost consumption at home as well as surging exports to such markets as North America and Southeast Asia.
Pogos, he said, disguised themselves as legitimate entities but in reality ventured into “illicit areas furthest from gaming, such as financial scamming, money laundering, prostitution, human trafficking, kidnapping, brutal torture, even murder”.
Japan’s outspoken, social media-savvy digital transformation minister announced Monday that he was running to replace Fumio Kishida as prime minister, saying he would look beyond domestic affairs and “help steer the world”.
JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (Reuters) -- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday offered an explicit endorsement of an imminent policy easing, saying further cooling in the job market would be unwelcome and expressing confidence that inflation was within reach of the U.S. central bank's 2% target.
Floods in Bangladesh have killed at least 13 people and affected millions of others in the country’s northeast, adding to the challenges of an interim government struggling to return order to a country plunged into anarchy after mass protests forced out its autocratic leader.