South Korean memory chip maker SK Hynix priced its American depositary share offering at $149.00 per ADS on Friday, raising $26.5 billion in one of the largest stock market debuts in history, as the company moves to capitalise on surging…
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party is preparing proposals to strengthen enforcement of shareholder disclosure rules targeting activist investors, including a significant bolstering of the country’s securities watchdog, a senior LDP lawmaker disclosed to Reuters on Tuesday in Tokyo. A Market Transformed…
Two warehouse operators at Keppel Distripark learned a costly lesson in June: market share does not determine liability under Singapore’s competition law. The High Court’s June 30 judgment reinstating the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore’s (CCS) original ruling against…
On a Monday morning in Washington, President Donald Trump stood before cameras to announce the launch of a new federal programme — tax-deferred investment accounts for every American child under the age of 18. The initiative, branded as Trump Accounts,…
Norway’s return to the World Cup stage after a 28-year absence has produced more than a feel-good story — it has delivered a genuine structural upset, one that exposes the shifting balance of power in global football. The thesis is…
A Summit With Weight New Delhi and Tokyo have moved well beyond diplomatic pleasantries. At the 16th annual India-Japan Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi signed off on a dense architecture of bilateral commitments spanning…
What happened, exactly? Ronald Koeman resigned as head coach of the Netherlands national team on the morning after their elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup by Morocco in the Round of 32. The defeat came via penalty shootout. Crysencio…
A New Generation of Academic Dishonesty Students across East Asia and beyond are deploying AI-powered smart glasses to cheat in high-stakes examinations, prompting urgent responses from education authorities in South Korea, Taiwan, China, and the United Kingdom. The incidents —…
Cross-Border Strikes and a City Under Siege Pakistan launched ground operations and air strikes along the Afghan border in the immediate aftermath of a significant militant assault on Karachi, with Islamabad claiming its forces killed 29 militants in coordinated precision…
Rubio Reassures Gulf Arab Partners on Iran Talks, But Concerns Over Exclusion Persist U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded a three-nation Gulf tour on Thursday insisting that Washington’s partnerships with its Arab allies remain “rock solid,” even as those…
