“Today, we’re in the strongest position in decades to compete with China or anyone else in the world,” Biden said in his State of the Union address

CEO Jim Rowan said the automaker is assessing logistics and "cost benefits" as the plant will "feed other countries other than just India"

Last month, on the heels of an export ban by the US and amid ongoing lay-offs in tech industries across the world, YMTC announced it would dismiss 10% of its staff

The Philippines has given the US expanded access to its military bases, amid concern over China's behaviour in nearby waters that Manila claims as its exclusive economic zone

Leading the sluggish trade performance in January were a 44.5% dive in semiconductor exports and a whopping 31% plunge in sales to China

Washington hopes to deploy more Western mobile phone networks in India and also welcome more Indian computer chip specialists to the US

Surveys show that factory activity slowed all across Asia in January, with weak demand from the US and Europe being felt in China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and India

The World Bank said the loan also aims to protect people in the Philippines from falling into poverty following natural disasters

Samsung’s plans have fanned concern that the world's biggest memory chipmaker intends to draw on its deep pockets to gain market share from smaller peers

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com will discontinue all services in Thailand and Indonesia in March. The Thai platform is reported to have suffered rising losses

The vegetable is being likened by some to gold, as Covid’s impact on small and medium businesses and a bout of natural disasters have turned staples into luxuries

Koji Sato, 53, is set to become the CEO of the world's biggest carmaker, after Akio Toyoda steps down to become chairman of the group on April 1.