Shrinkflation Hits Japan’s Food and Beverage Industry: Ketchup Turns Transparent, Chips Get Smaller Shrinkflation pushes Japanese food makers to downsize goods and alter packaging – Kagome shifts to partly transparent …
Jardine Matheson Agrees to Buy I‑MED for $2.4 Billion as Conglomerate Moves into Healthcare Jardine Matheson agrees to buy Australia’s I‑MED for $2.4bn, acquiring the radiology network from Permira as …
Nikkei average jumps 3% as Tokyo stocks hit record high amid easing oil prices and U.S.-Iran negotiation reports Japan equities surge as the Nikkei average rose about 3% on May …
Toyota to cut overseas production by about 83,000 vehicles after Strait of Hormuz blockade Toyota to cut overseas production by around 83,000 vehicles by November 2026 as Strait of Hormuz …
Kao Warns of "Vicious" Indonesia Stagflation as Rupiah Weakens and Costs Rise Kao warns of ‘vicious’ Indonesia stagflation as a weakening rupiah, import costs and geopolitical tensions squeeze consumer spending …
Huawei chip breakthrough: company unveils new design approach to close gap with TSMC and Intel by 2031 Huawei says new chip design method aims to rival TSMC and Intel by …
Toshifumi Suzuki, Former Seven & i President and Honorary Adviser, Dies at 93 Toshifumi Suzuki, longtime figure at Seven & i Holdings and former president, died on May 18 at …
Nikkei Rises 3% as U.S.-Iran Peace Optimism Pushes Topix to Intraday Record Nikkei climbs about 3% on May 25, 2026 as U.S.-Iran peace optimism drives oil prices lower, lifting Tokyo …
AI-Powered Stock Trading Prompts Regulators to Tighten Oversight in Asia and Beyond Regulators are increasing scrutiny of AI-powered stock trading as firms deploy complex machine learning models across markets, raising …
Right-wing populism rises on immigration and China divides Western policy Immigration concerns are driving right-wing populism across Western democracies, reshaping party politics and complicating governments’ approaches to China. Voter anger …
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