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TOKYO -- Japan is moving to replace diesel trains operating on lines in outlying areas with hydrogen-powered ones, aiming to create unified safety standards to help decarbonize the railway sector.
HONG KONG -- HSBC Holdings on Tuesday announced the sale of its business in Argentina, saying it will book a $1 billion pretax loss on the move, as the London-based lender continues to unload operations and narrow its focus on Asia.
This was CNBC's live blog covering European markets.
Binance's new CEO Richard Teng said the company has moved past cultural issues after the company was hit with a $4.3 billion fine to settle charges from the U.S. Justice Department.
In Hong Kong's largest gold smuggling bust, the city authorities seized an estimated $10.7 million worth of the precious metal that had been concealed as machine parts being shipped to Japan.
“Nato should think about recruiting a few new members from outside its traditional boundaries,” retired US Navy Admiral James Stavridis wrote in a Bloomberg opinion piece on Monday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- U.S. energy company Chevron has quit the Yadana natural gas field in Myanmar, a spokesperson said on Monday, more than two years after it condemned violence and human rights abuses there and announced it would leave.
JAKARTA -- Indonesian venture capital firm Indogen Capital is advising startups to go public in Tokyo as shares traded on the Japanese market are surging this year.