Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. will integrate its new artificial intelligence model in Amazon Echo-like smart speakers as well as office chat software, joining the race to offer a competitor to ChatGPT for the Chinese market.
A dovish stance from new Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda at his inaugural press conference is likely to be short lived, according to strategists.
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. started marketing bonds in the Japanese currency, putting it on course to add to more than 1 trillion yen ($7.5 billion) of such issuance in recent years.
Divisions are growing within Australia’s main opposition party over its decision to vote against Indigenous recognition in an upcoming national referendum after a key lawmaker quit the shadow cabinet.
A top Chinese official tried to reassure Taiwanese business executives that they are welcome across the strait just as the People’s Liberation Army ended military drills around the island.
Law firm White & Case LLP is calling on investors who hold China Evergrande Group’s offshore debt affected by the developer’s restructuring proposal to form a creditor group.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for “practical and offensive” war capabilities as his state issued a fresh warning to the US and cut communications links with South Korea used to reduce tensions on their heavily armed border.
China said its recently-approved first homegrown mRNA Covid vaccine was one of its two preferred boosters, potentially encouraging more people to get their follow-up shots amid a renewed government campaign to shore up immunity.
Australia’s consumer confidence surged and business sentiment showed ongoing resilience after the country’s Reserve Bank left its key interest rate unchanged for the first time in its almost yearlong tightening cycle.
Tina Vandersteel favors the bonds of some big polluters, a strategy that sets her apart from a crowd of investors who are caving in to pressure to ditch such assets.
