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Tokyo’s office vacancy rate fell in April, offering temporary relief to landlords as cities around the globe struggle with empty space after hybrid work took root during the pandemic.

The Philippine economy expanded faster than expected in the first quarter, as resilient post-pandemic demand helped defy elevated inflation and the central bank’s aggressive monetary tightening.

China’s yuan has held its own against the dollar in recent weeks but that’s only masking a broader depreciation that may be set to accelerate.

Microsoft Corp. has decided to freeze pay for all full-time workers this year to help it navigate macroeconomic ructions, becoming the latest US tech leader to tighten its belt during a time of mounting uncertainty.

US President Joe Biden will host India’s Narendra Modi for a state dinner on June 22, the White House confirmed Wednesday, marking his third such formal event after dinners for the leaders of France and South Korea.

Pakistan’s rupee slumped to a record low as clashes broke out in the country following a court order to extend former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s detention to more than a week.

President Xi Jinping has reaffirmed his commitment to creating a dazzling high-tech hub neighboring Beijing, calling on state-owned enterprises and financial institutions to relocate to the flagship city.

A wave of royal skepticism is changing Thailand’s political landscape ahead of a May 14 election.

The Bank of Japan has adopted a new word in English to describe its stance of continuing with large-scale monetary easing, adding to the list of changes the bank has made since Governor Kazuo Ueda took the helm.

Larsen & Toubro Ltd.’s engineering services arm is ramping up investments in self-driving and electric vehicle technologies, betting on India’s appeal as a source of expertise for global manufacturers looking to expand in the field.