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NEW DELHI -- An Indian investigation into an alleged hair smuggling racket has shone a light on illicit trade blamed for wiping out thousands of jobs and threatening the South Asian country's competitiveness in a growing industry.
Reddit said on Friday that the Federal Trade Commission sent a letter to the company about its data-licensing business related to the training of artificial intelligence systems.
“I think the basic impediment to Australian investors not coming into Southeast Asian markets in a meaningful way, or at all, is a historical preoccupation with developed Western markets and a lack of risk appetite for so-called developing markets,” he said.
TOKYO: Japan's biggest companies agreed to raise wages by 5.28 per cent for 2024, the heftiest pay hikes in 33 years, the country's largest union group said on Friday (Mar 15), reinforcing views that the county's central bank will soon shift away from a decade-long stimulus programme.
British electronics chain Currys experienced more rejection Friday with Chinese online retailer JD.com walking away from a takeover race for the firm, just days after Elliott Investment Management did the same.
Japan's largest federation of trade union, Rengo, on Friday said that workers at the country's biggest firms are set for the sharpest wage spike in more than three decades, setting the stage for the central bank to exit the world's last negative rates regime.
Stock futures edged higher Friday as investors analyzed the fresh batch of corporate earnings and attempted to look beyond the latest inflation reading.
