Heading into 2025’s last full trading week, the focus will likely be the incoming government data on the economy, which had ...

Sanofi said a U.S. regulatory decision on its tolebrutinib experimental treatment for a type of multiple sclerosis would be delayed again, and that a late-stage trial for a different form of the ...

The South Korea company's stock was last 4.1% higher at 1,589,000 won, after surging as much as 26% in early trading Monday. The benchmark Kospi was recently down 1.4%.

Singapore's private home sales slumped in November, as developers started winding down project launches near the end of the year.

The Guangzhou, China-based company said Monday that it is cooperating with EP Manufacturing on local production initiatives in the Malaysian state of Malacca. Mass production at the factory, which ...

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According to the report, 29 of the central bank's offices expect companies to raise salaries at about the same rate in fiscal 2026 as in the current fiscal year. Two branches expect higher wage ...

Historically dominated by foreign brands, domestic brands like Imeik have increased market share as they gain consumer acceptance. Given Imeik’s established brand and distribution network, we expect ...

One outcome unforeseen by most traders at the Fed's meeting last week: the central bank's decision to begin buying Treasury securities again, at a pace of up to $40 billion a month.