Bloomberg Business

An elder Japanese statesman has begun a series of meetings with senior officials in Beijing in a sign of improving ties between the two neighbors.

PT Amman Mineral Internasional, the owner of the second-largest gold and copper mine in Indonesia, is set to debut in Jakarta this week following the country’s largest initial public offering this year.

Tourists and business travelers to Japan will soon be able to show up with little more than the clothes they’re wearing, thanks to an initiative by Japan Airlines Co. and Sumitomo Corp. to offer rental clothing during visits to the island nation.

Sri Lankan stocks surged as markets reopened following a three-day holiday, after a plan to revamp domestic debt eased concern over financial sector stability.

Asia’s oil refiners, responsible for meeting about a third of the world’s fuel consumption, are getting ready to go elsewhere for crude should Saudi Arabia and Russia’s latest pledged supply cuts deprive them of barrels.

PwC Australia’s incoming Chief Executive Officer Kevin Burrowes appointed a new risk and ethics leader and announced management changes as he reiterated his focus on improving the embattled firm’s governance and culture.

New Zealand’s pool of labor is expanding at the fastest pace in almost three years as the nation’s re-opened border allows more foreign workers to enter the market.

Singapore is struggling to attract new players to its volatile power market, threatening to unwind reforms aimed at boosting competition and reducing electricity bills for consumers.

An Asia fund manager whose investments in China shares helped her beat 99% of peers over five years is becoming less enthusiastic and turning instead to its neighbor Japan.

HSBC Holdings Plc will become the first British bank to test an advanced data-security system being run by UK telecom giant BT Group Plc, Amazon.com Inc.’s AWS cloud and Japan’s Toshiba Corp.