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U.S. stocks ticked higher after Wall Street showed its appetite is still big for winners of the artificial-intelligence boom.
Iran is rushing to push out its oil exports after a US decision to reinstate sanctions brought Tehran’s limited window of access to an economic lifeline to an abrupt close.
DALLAS (AP) — The Mavericks have signed Tarik Biberovic, a move that finishes off a six-team trade that is also bringing Santi Aldama and Marcus Sasser to Dallas.
Kizuki International has 17 ramen restaurants in the U.S., concentrated largely around Seattle. (Kizuki International)
The Commerce Department on Friday moved toward easing export controls on the United Arab Emirates, including by saying it will "favorably review" export license applications for MGX, the UAE-backed investment firm that used a stablecoin linked to President Donald Trump's family for its $2 billion investment in Binance.
Some tech firms are reportedly using loopholes in US law to sell their products to Chinese companies the Pentagon has deemed worrisome.
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Students cosplaying as "Demon Slayer" characters take a selfie at a Sony Group booth at Bilibili World in Shanghai. (Photo by Shunsuke Tabeta)
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EU foreign ministers will discuss imposing an import ban on products from Israeli settlements, after pressure from a raft of member states for the bloc to take action, diplomats said on Friday.
For the first time in more than a quarter of a century, a Canadian prime minister has visited Saudi Arabia.
Nexchip Chairman Tsai Kuo-Chih speaks at the company's listing ceremony in Hong Kong. (Photo by Kensaku Ihara)
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi attends a Council for Science, Technology and Innovation meeting July 10. © Kyodo
Miniso Chief Marketing Officer Robin Liu, left, and Tom Bartlebaugh, Miniso USA's chief executive officer, with YOYO character plush toys. (Photo by Pak Yiu)
At the start of the year, everybody expected interest rates to keep falling. That no longer looks like the way to bet.
“I live by the river”, snarled Joe Strummer in The Clash’s politically charged 1979 punk anthem London Calling.
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The Nato summit held in Ankara this week was, by any measure, a gathering of an alliance under profound and perhaps irreversible strain.
The US national average for regular 87-octane gasoline remained uncomfortably above the politically sensitive $4-per-gallon threshold for roughly two and a half months. That stretch pressured lower-income consumers, forcing many to trade down or cut discretionary spending while weighing on broader consumer sentiment…
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CEBU CITY — SM Prime Holdings Inc. wants to undertake more large-scale integrated developments across the country following the opening of a new arena at SM Seaside City Cebu, with senior executive Hans Sy saying the company remained on the lookout for similar opportunities.
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NETHERLANDS-BASED life sciences company Qiagen has opened its first Experience Lab in the Philippines, providing researchers, students and industry users with access to molecular testing technologies for demonstrations, training and technical support.
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Yonhap) -- SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said Friday that South Korean chip giant SK hynix Inc.'s debut on the tech-heavy Nasdaq is a "historical moment" and a "dream come true," expressing his expectation for the group's large-scale investment in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector.
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is emerging as a driving force behind the next generation of automotive manufacturing, with new research showing the technology is helping automakers improve productivity, reduce equipment failures and strengthen quality control as factories become increasingly connected and data-driven.
NET foreign direct investments (FDIs) fell to a near 10-year of $250 million in April, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) showed on Friday, plunging by approximately 59 percent from $607 million a year earlier and the $611 million seen in March.
INTERNET access nationwide is close to nearly 100 percent and full coverage could be achieved later this month amid expansion efforts by both the government and telecommunications companies, a Cabinet official said.
THE improvement of our pedestrian environment is one of the most timely, impactful and cost-effective programs that the Marcos government can implement today. Walkability improvements are low-cost, short-gestation, employment-generating, highly visible, pro-poor and implementable in every barangay.
THE country’s agricultural trade deficit of $988.65 million in May was 6.4 percent narrower than the $1.06 billion a year earlier, the Philippine Statistics Authority reported, but was larger than April’s $667.35 million and also the highest since March’s $1.25 billion.
US growers urge officials to keep tariffs on Chinese-made artificial trees, saying lower duties threaten family farms and livelihoods
US growers urge officials to keep tariffs on Chinese-made artificial trees, saying lower duties threaten family farms and livelihoods
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The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is marking its 52nd anniversary with record financial results, expanded infrastructure investments and continued growth in cargo movement, underscoring its role in strengthening trade and connectivity across the country.
As the Philippines positions itself to become a major offshore wind market in Southeast Asia, The Manila Times will convene government officials, industry executives and maritime experts to discuss one of the sector’s biggest challenges — building the maritime infrastructure needed to support offshore wind development.
Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on July 10. © Kyodo
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SK Hynix intends to use the newly raised capital for construction of production facilities and acquiring chipmaking equipment. © Reuters
The Nato summit held in Ankara this week was, by any measure, a gathering of an alliance under profound and perhaps irreversible strain.