Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. fell the most in more than five months after cutting its outlook and postponing production at its Arizona project to 2025, underscoring the challenges of expanding abroad during a protracted electronics market slump.
Japan’s consumer prices advanced at a faster clip in June in another indication of lingering stickiness in inflation ahead of next week’s Bank of Japan meeting, although economists forecast a slowdown in coming months.
One of the world’s longest serving leaders is preparing to hand over power to his son with Cambodia’s ruling party set for a landslide victory in elections this weekend.
US Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns said Thursday that he remains optimistic Ukraine will be able to make advances its counteroffensive against Russia, based on the intelligence he has reviewed.
Alameda Research’s former Co-Chief Executive Officer Caroline Ellison estimated there was a more than $10 billion cash deficit at FTX.com about eight months before the crypto exchange collapsed.
Chinese budget smartphone maker Infinix Mobility is in talks for a slew of retail deals in Mexico as it plans to make the country a key market in the next three years.
The US is sending more troops to the Middle East as tensions with Iran continue to build after several encounters between American and Iranian vessels.
At a talk with university students last month, Taiwan opposition candidate Hou Yu-ih was pushed to define a cornerstone of US-China relations that’s maintained peace on his island for decades.
Bankrupt FTX Trading Ltd. will try to claw back millions of dollars in cash and unwind more than $1 billion in questionable transactions as part of a new lawsuit filed against company founder and alleged fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried and his top lieutenants.
Average asking rents for new tenants in London shot up to a new record in the second quarter as rampant demand and higher mortgage rates prompted landlords to hike prices.
