San Francisco's AI boom can't stop real estate slide, as office vacancies reach new record
Artificial intelligence has been a big boon for San Francisco real estate. But not enough of one to make up for the broader struggle across the market.
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Japan top court orders government to pay damages over forced sterilisation
Japan’s top court ruled on Wednesday that a defunct eugenics law under which thousands of people were forcibly sterilised between 1948 and 1996 was unconstitutional.
Singapore NTUC labour group to be a ‘politically significant person’. What does this mean?
The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), an umbrella group of workers’ groups, established a close relationship with the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) as early as the 1960s, and has been a launching pad for the careers of many politicians in the country, said Felix Tan, an independent political observer.
Japan is worried about another 'transactional' Trump presidency, Tokyo-based expert says
There is a lot of uncertainty in Japan about the next few years as a "transactional" Donald Trump's possible return to the Oval Office has raised business and regional security-related concerns, author William Pesek said.
Pair of giant pandas from China acclimating to new home at San Diego Zoo
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Two giant pandas sent from China to the San Diego Zoo last month are acclimating well to their new home, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance said Tuesday.
HubSpot shares plunge 12% on report that Alphabet is shelving interest in acquiring software company
HubSpot shares plunged 12% on Wednesday after a report said Alphabet isn't going forward with plans to buy the software company.
Japan plans for more tankers, imports to tackle jet fuel shortage
TOKYO -- Japan plans to adopt measures to resolve an aviation fuel shortage that is threatening to ground a surging tourism industry, Nikkei has learned, securing more tankers and stepping up imports.
France's Macron wanted to leave his mark on Europe — he may have just ruined his legacy
French President Emmanuel Macron's failed snap election gamble is likely to take a large toll on his political ambitions and legacy, analysts say — and to weaken the power and influence he has sought to build in Europe in recent years.