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Japanese bank Resona asset unit seeks to manage $10.8b by 2021
TOKYO: Japanese bank Resona Holdings Inc.’s new asset management unit, which opens for business on Sept. 16, expects to be...
Japan set to recover blue mountain coffee market
TOKYO: Rising levels of coffee consumption in Japan mark the end of a post-recession slump in which that nation cut...
Researchers develop miniature gas sensor to monitor air quality, sense how well person sleeps
NEW YORK: Researchers have developed a miniature gas sensor that can be connected to smartphones to monitor air quality and...
Retailer Tesco close to finalizing $6b South Korea deal
SEOUL: Retailer Tesco PLC has picked Asian private-equity firm MBK Partners LP as the preferred bidder to buy its South...
UK stocks: FTSE 100 surges 0.3% in early trade
LONDON: U.K. stocks swung between gains and losses Wednesday, with the choppy direction in trade coming as a selloff in...
European stocks higher in early trade, EURO STOXX 50 climbs up 0.67%
ROME: European stocks were higher on Wednesday, as markets recovered from the previous session's sharp losses, although gains were expected...
Hong Kong stocks sink 1.18% at end of day, Hang Seng skids 250.49pts
HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks sank 1.18 per cent by the end of a rollercoaster session Wednesday with traders gripped...
Motorists face petrol prices raise $2 a litre as NZ dollar slumps
WELLINGTON: Motorists are again facing petrol prices above $2 a litre after being hit by a "double whammy" of higher...
South Korean stocks almost flat at end
SEOUL: South Korean stocks ended almost flat on Wednesday amid concerns that China, the world's No. 2 economy, may face...
Poland’s exports grow 8% y/y between Jan-June 2015
WARSAW: Polish exports grew by eight percent y/y between January and June 2015, slightly below the EU28 average of 13...
Portugal’s card transactions hit €2.2b in H1
LISBON: Portugal’s ATM machine and sale point operator SIBS has revealed a record amount of transactions were made last month....
Australian stocks end higher, S&P 200 achieves 5.1pts
SYDNEY: The Australian sharemarket has won back early losses to finish marginally in the black, as a recovery in China...
NZ Airports welcomes LGNZ term for better transport decision
WELLINGTON: NZ Airports welcomes Local Government NZ call for better transport decision framework to support regional development The New Zealand...
Japan stocks lower at end, Nikkei 225 declines 0.39%
TOKYO: Japan stocks were lower after the close on Wednesday, as losses in the Chemical, Petroleum & Plastic, Gas &...
South African Revenue Service Issues Revised Individual Income Tax Guide
CAPE TOWN: The South African Revenue Service has issued an updated version of its Guide on Income Tax and the...
Taiwan stocks ascend at end of trade, Taiwan Weighted gains 0.22%
TAIPEI: Taiwan stocks were higher after the close on Wednesday, as gains in the Biotech & Medical Care, Machinery and...
NZ largest home builder extends in Auckland market
WELLINGTON: Mike Greer Homes, New Zealand’s largest home builder, is doubling its capacity in the dynamic Auckland market. Mike Greer...
Mumbai police foil attempt to smuggle gold in fake bandage
MUMBAI: The gold smugglers has adapted to new techniques to smuggle gold. In an incident here in Mumbai, a 60-year-old...
Grain growers in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt launch social media
CANBERRA: Grain growers in Western Australia's northern Wheatbelt have launched a social media campaign calling for support for genetically modified...
Car, spare parts import increases 80.2% in eight months of 2015
DELHI: The volume of imported cars reached 74,000 in the first eight months of the year, a 100 per cent...
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