US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with his Indian counterpart Thursday as tensions between two of Washington’s key allies, Canada and India, grow over the killing of a Sikh leader.
Hong Kong is poised to name Clara Chan as the first chief executive officer of a new HK$62 billion ($8 billion) fund being established to invest in businesses across the Greater Bay Area.
Japan’s 30-year government bonds dropped, sending the yield to the highest in a decade amid a selloff in global debt.
Inflation in Tokyo slowed more than expected in September, offering support for the Bank of Japan’s view that prices are set to cool further, and thus ultra-easy policy needs to stay in place.
Tesla Inc. argued at the start of its first jury trial over a lethal crash involving Autopilot that it was “classic human error” that killed a California driver four years ago, not the company’s driver-assistance technology.
HSBC Holdings Plc’s head of public affairs is set to step down shortly after making controversial comments about the British government’s handling of its relationship with China.
Courier company J&T Global Express Ltd. has received approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange for an initial public offering that could raise about $500 million, according to people familiar with the matter.
Elon Musk visited the border between Texas and Mexico late Thursday, briefly live-streaming as he entered another US political debate, this one about migration.
An unscheduled Russian military VIP plane touched down in Pyongyang this week, days after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a rare trip to his neighbor for talks the US said likely focused on arms transfers.
China Evergrande Group said its billionaire chairman Hui Ka Yan is suspected of committing crimes, escalating the legal peril for a tycoon whose indebted real estate conglomerate has saddled investors, homeowners and suppliers with billions in losses.
