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TOKYO -- Construction stocks led by Obayashi performed strongly in Tuesday's trading here, with the historic rally by Japanese equities broadening to general contractors that are moving to improve capital efficiency.
TOKYO -- Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on Tuesday asked LY Corp., the operator of the popular chat app Line and internet portal Yahoo Japan, to review its relationship with South Korean tech giant Naver.
TOKYO -- Daiwa Securities Group is teaming with Singapore-based cryptocurrency startup Penguin Securities Holdings to tap growing interest in the assets among younger, wealthy investors worldwide.
In Melbourne to attend this week’s Asean-Australia summit, Lee reportedly added that the deal had turned out to be a “very successful arrangement”.
TOKYO -- A shortage of engineers is the "most difficult" challenge facing Taiwan's Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (PSMC) as it prepares to build a plant in Japan, with a recent wave of global chipmakers investing in the country expected to exacerbate the battle for talent.
Japanese taxpayers have been footing the bill for noise pollution caused by American aircraft in dozens of compensation suits filed by people living close to US military bases.
This is CNBC's live blog covering Asia-Pacific markets.
It’s not that there is anything bad about your hair, the police officer politely explained to the young Black man as commuters streamed past in Tokyo Station. It’s just that, based on his experience, people with dreadlocks were more likely to possess drugs.