North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw tests of weapons designed to deliver nuclear strikes against the US and its allies, including one his regime billed as a new underwater drone that can create a “radioactive tsunami.”
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi urged Europe to play a role in supporting peace talks for Russia’s war in Ukraine, though the US has warned Beijing’s proposals would effectively freeze the Kremlin’s territorial gains.
Hong Kong property heir Douglas Woo bought an apartment in an upscale area for HK$59.8 million ($7.6 million) at a time when the city’s luxury market is just picking up as the border reopens.
Twitter will begin removing so-called legacy verified marks from user accounts next week, as it works toward a model where only paid subscribers and members of approved organizations have that status.
Citigroup Inc. has reaffirmed its underweight call on American equities and negative view on credit in the wake of the US banking turmoil.
Japan’s inflation slowed for the first time in more than a year, as government energy subsidies masked the stronger underlying trend ahead of the Bank of Japan’s first leadership change in a decade.
UBS Group AG wealth boss Iqbal Khan is working the phones and criss-crossing the globe to thwart the potential loss of top Credit Suisse Group AG bankers and clients as competitors seek to exploit the turmoil surrounding the Swiss lender.
Toshiba Corp. accepted a buyout offer from a Japanese consortium, as the iconic conglomerate moved a step closer to ending a troubled chapter in its more-than-140-year history. Shares jumped on Friday in Tokyo.
Two recent profit warnings by the Hong Kong units of Chinese brokerages signal it will be trying year for the firms weighed down by rising interest rates and lingering losses on real estate bets.
When Eric Martel returned to Bombardier Inc. in the spring of 2020, the company was hardly recognizable from the one he’d left five years earlier.
