TOKYO -- Growing competition, rising costs and slowing sales have dealt a heavy blow to Japan's leading automakers, with more players weighing streamlining efforts to overcome industry headwinds.
TOKYO -- Donald Trump's second term as U.S. president may bring economic friction with Japan over a trade surplus that has grown since his first term, creating uncertainty for an economy that is ...
(Reuters) -- India's Tata Motors reported a surprise drop in second-quarter profit on Friday, hurt by weakness in both domestic sales and its luxury vehicles unit. The company posted a profit of 33.43 ...
Republican Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election this week. While his victory eight years ago was a surprise, this time it was rather predictable. We urge the returning president not to push ...
TOKYO -- Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced on Friday that it will sell a 20% stake in wholly owned subsidiary Kawasaki Motors to general trader Itochu for 80 billion yen ($524 million), with the ...
BALI, Indonesia -- Palm oil prices are expected to rise by another 10% to 15% in early 2025 after a strong rally this year, particularly if the Indonesian government enforces a new biofuel quota, ...
MANILA/BEIJING -- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed two laws on Friday aimed at strengthening his country's claims and sovereignty in the South China Sea as tensions persist in the area ...