Israel Latest: Israel Strikes Syria After Drone Attack on Eilat
Israel said it struck back at an organization from Syria that targeted a school in the southern city
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Macau Casino Stocks Tumble on Weak Earnings, China Headwinds
Macau casino stocks sank the most since March 2022, led by slump in Wynn Macau Ltd., as disappointing
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Japan Prepares $13 Billion to Support Country’s Chip Sector
Japan’s Economy Ministry is preparing a total ¥2 trillion ($13 billion) in subsidies to drive investment in its
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Toxic smog chokes Pakistan and shuts cities
Smog in the country's second-largest city Lahore has risen to dangerous levels.
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Syngenta’s IPO Delay Darkens Outlook for 2023 Asia Pipeline
Syngenta Group’s delayed initial public offering doesn’t bode well for new listings in Asia for the remainder of
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Flights Get Longer as Airlines Are Forced to Skirt War Zones
The Middle East has long been a global crossroads for air travel, with hundreds of aircraft bisecting the
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Portugal Starts Countdown to Snap Vote After Probe Toppled PM
The race is now on in Portugal to replace outgoing Prime Minister Antonio Costa following his unexpected resignation
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China AI Startup Stockpiled 18 Months of Nvidia Chips Before Ban
One of China’s emerging artificial-intelligence startups went on a buying blitz earlier this year to make sure it
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Behind ICBC Hack Is a Gang for Hire That Holds Systems Hostage
In January, it hacked the UK’s Royal Mail and halted international mail shipments. Less than a month later,
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EU-Listed Securities Face Review as ESG Rules Hit Multinationals
Companies based outside Europe are reviewing securities they’ve listed in the bloc, as the implications of an overlooked
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China Battery Maker Gotion Says Globalization Is Inevitable
One of China’s top battery makers, Gotion High-Tech Co., says globalization is an irresistible trend and that protectionist
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Australia’s Housing Crunch Lures More Private Credit Lenders
Private credit funds, backed by some major global investors, are venturing where Australian banks increasingly fear to tread:
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