The intensifying conflict in and around Gaza continues to unsettle investors while a host of central bank meetings this week is unlikely to bring good news

Up until now Japan, the US and countries in Southeast Asia have taken a more hands-off approach than the EU and Canada to AI innovation

Oil prices are set to come under more strain while there could be a surge in Treasuries buying, easing pressure on stocks and other assets

Three-quarters of the money went into manufacturing and processing with the cash coming from China, Singapore and South Korea

The conglomerate’s purchase of Wistron InfoComm Manufacturing India will see it manufacturing iPhones for the domestic and foreign markets

Even the Bank of Japan, which has stuck to its ultra-loose policy despite price pressures this year, is now expected to abandon negative interest rates

Industry analysts said the breakthrough by the country’s leading memory chip producer was a "surprise technology leap"

September’s 11.9% year-on-year rise was a sign of continued recovery in market demand, said one analyst

Traders were buoyed by signs of a turn in the tide on US prices while China’s industrial firms saw their profits extend gains last month

The Japanese investment bank’s joint venture lost $30.75 million last year, after losing $11.48 million in the previous year

Huawei posted a 37% year-on-year surge in smartphone sales in the last quarter thanks to the Mate 60 launch as Apple’s numbers declined

The UK-based bank, which earns most of its revenue in Asia, lost $700m alone from its stake in China Bohai Bank