Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. kicked off mass production of next-generation chips Thursday, ensuring the island remains the linchpin of a critical technology fought over by governments from Washington to Beijing.
Lithium’s going to get less expensive in 2023, according to a Chinese supplier of the battery metal, potentially offering some relief to electric-vehicle makers squeezed by soaring costs.
A drought of Swedish initial public offerings is set to break in the middle of next year, provided uncertainty around valuations lifts, according to Nasdaq Inc., which runs the biggest stock exchange in the Nordic country.
Tencent Holdings Ltd. joined a rally in Asian gaming stocks Thursday after China green-lit its latest clutch of blockbuster titles, reinforcing hopes Beijing is easing a crackdown on the world’s largest mobile gaming arena.
Kenya’s black tea export volumes are poised to decline for the first time in five years after East Africa’s worst drought in four decades stymied crop planting and demand from its top buyers slowed.
Honda Motor Co. will recall more than 200,000 cars made in China, citing issues with brake pedal sensors that could make it harder to stop.
Three equity markets in Asia are competing to become the biggest gainers in the world this year, even as a stronger dollar hurt the appeal of the region.
London’s real estate market is gearing up for a pivotal 2023, following years of turbulence which slowed the torrent of foreign money that once flowed to the capital.
Mental health issues are keeping Britain’s workers out of work at record levels at a time when the economy needs them the most.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Warsaw office is planning to extend a work and training program for Ukrainian refugees for another year after hiring around 50 this summer.
