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After U.S. job cuts, Sumitomo Pharma eyes layoffs in Japan
TOKYO -- Sumitomo Pharma is considering laying off employees in its home market of Japan as early as this fiscal year, new President Toru Kimura told Nikkei, as the loss of U.S. exclusivity rights on the Latuda schizophrenia drug drags down its earnings.
South China Sea: Philippines to stop announcing resupply missions amid push for Beijing talks
The Philippines has decided not to announce resupply missions to a disputed South China Sea shoal in advance as Manila pushes for talks with Beijing to defuse tensions following a recent stand-off in the waterway.
Paramount+ to increase prices for its streaming plans
Paramount Global is hiking the price of its flagship streaming service as the company looks to turn around its business.
Decades' worth of EV battery metals found off remote Japan island
TOKYO -- Mineral resources including about 75 years of Japan's cobalt consumption and around 11 years' worth of nickel have been found near an isolated island in the country's exclusive economic zone, researchers said Friday.
Carlsberg slides 8%, set for largest drop in four years, after Britvic rejects $3.9 billion takeover offer
Carlsberg shares were on course for their largest single-day decline in more than four years on Friday, after the British soft drinks maker Britvic said it had rejected the Danish brewer's £3.11 billion ($3.9 billion) takeover proposal.
South China Sea: Philippines advised to stake claim on disputed shoal with civilian site
The proposal is among several suggestions by Antonio Carpio, a former Supreme Court judge, following one of the most controversial clashes between Manila and Beijing in the Second Thomas Shoal, where Philippine troops are stationed on a grounded vessel in the disputed waters.
U.S. condemns 'escalatory and irresponsible' China actions in South China Sea
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The U.S. State Department on Monday condemned what it called "escalatory and irresponsible" actions by China in the South China Sea on Sunday and reaffirmed its support for the Philippines.