25.03.2025 7:42 Nanshan Aluminum International Holdings Ltd., a company backed by Glencore Plc, declined in its Hong Kong trading debut, with sentiment for the top alumina producer in Southeast Asia impacted by falling prices for the metal.25.03.2025 7:43 Children and parents gathered at a multipurpose community center in a town on the island of Shodoshima in Kagawa Prefecture earlier this month to learn how to make sushi using locally caught fish.
The participants had the opportunity to witness a former sushi chef's knifework as they enjoyed the taste of fresh ingredients that were caught mainly in the Seto Inland Sea.
Read full story here25.03.2025 7:44 Source: Bloomberg, 4:4625.03.2025 7:52 The LA Lakers' chances of securing a top-two Western Conference playoff spot took another hit with a loss in Orlando.25.03.2025 7:55 Russian missile attack injures 88 in Sumy, officials report; Saudi Arabia ceasefire talks to continue with nothing yet agreed. What we know on day 1,126Ukraine’s special forces said on Monday they destroyed four military ... ... 25.03.2025 7:58 There’s plenty of examples of the Islanders power play failing to win them games. This was the first example of the unit actively losing them a game.25.03.2025 8:02 Source: Bloomberg, 5:0925.03.2025 8:0225.03.2025 8:04 In the wake of the rescue of two Japanese teens who had been lured into working for scam syndicates in Myanmar, concerns are growing that more youths may be drawn into the fraudulent schemes operated by shady overseas groups.
Japanese police learned in interviews with the high school boys upon their return to Japan that they had been told the work would be easy and they would be well compensated, including having their travel costs covered.
Read full story here25.03.2025 8:11 The investment chief of AustralianSuper brushed off concerns about volatility sparked by US President Donald Trump’s trade wars, even as the country’s pension industry maintains its massive exposure to global stocks.25.03.2025 8:11 Chinese technology stocks slumped as Xiaomi Corp’s share sale and a slew of negative headlines from major companies hurt sentiment.25.03.2025 8:15 Buckle up for a hybrid 'Bachelor' and 'Golden Bachelor' beach party.25.03.2025 8:18 Ever since AstraZeneca Plc shocked investors in October with news its China chief was under investigation, the British pharmaceutical giant has tried to maintain a business-as-usual stance in its second-biggest market.25.03.2025 8:23 The major averages closed higher on Monday as investors hoped the Trump administration would take a softer approach toward tariffs.25.03.2025 8:24 Australia's budget is expected later in the day.25.03.2025 8:26 Vacation rentals in Hakuba, Japan can bring in, on average, more than $60,000 a year in revenue for short-term rental investors, according to data company AirDNA.25.03.2025 8:28 All three officers had just graduated from the Suffolk County Police Academy on Friday.25.03.2025 8:30 You won't want to miss the emotional conclusion to Grant's journey.25.03.2025 8:31 Markets rallied Monday, driven by Trump’s hint that countries could get a “break” from reciprocal tariffs. 25.03.2025 8:3325.03.2025 8:42 The Rangers might be without Sam Carrick for the first time this year on Tuesday against the Kings.25.03.2025 8:57 All year long, the Islanders have been vexed by the way goaltender interference is called.25.03.2025 9:03 Tyler Kolek stepped up to score four points while dishing out eight assists and grabbing three steals during his first meaningful Knicks minutes.25.03.2025 9:13 As he was going about his work on the field, Cam Ward did not have to sense that the eyes of those in the crowd were all fixed on him.25.03.2025 9:16 With genetic testing company 23andMe declaring bankruptcy and courting bidders, the DNA data of millions of users is up for sale, sparking privacy concerns.25.03.2025 9:18 One young St. John’s fan wants RJ Luis Jr. to know that she has his back. 25.03.2025 9:38 Japan, a winner of silver and bronze medals in women's curling at the past two Winter Olympics, will take one last shot at an Olympic berth at December's final qualifying tournament.
One Japanese team will go to the final qualifying event in Canada after Sapporo-based Fortius was unable to secure the berth for the country, finishing ninth at the recently concluded 13-team world championship in South Korea.
Read full story here25.03.2025 9:3825.03.2025 9:44 Iwao Hakamata, 89, who was acquitted in a retrial over the 1966 murder of a family of four in central Japan, has been awarded a record sum in criminal compensation from the Japanese government after spending over 47 years in prison following a death sentence, his legal team said Tuesday.
The order to pay around 217 million yen ($1.44 million) was issued by the Shizuoka District Court on Monday, with the team saying the compensation was granted for his more than four decades of physical detention, from his arrest until his release.
Read full story here25.03.2025 9:46 The basketball world is collectively holding its breath after JuJu Watkins went down with an apparent leg injury during Monday's March Madness game.25.03.2025 10:00 Chung’s legal team argued the actions by the Trump administration is an attempt to “chill” her free speech. The student has called the US home since she was 7 years old and is a legal permanent resident.25.03.2025 10:17 Страницы: 16471648164916501651165216531654165516561657165816591660166116621663166416651666166716681669167016711672167316741675167616771678167916801681168216831684168516861687
Nanshan Aluminum International Holdings Ltd., a company backed by Glencore Plc, declined in its Hong Kong trading debut, with sentiment for the top alumina producer in Southeast Asia impacted by falling prices for the metal.
Children and parents gathered at a multipurpose community center in a town on the island of Shodoshima in Kagawa Prefecture earlier this month to learn how to make sushi using locally caught fish.
The participants had the opportunity to witness a former sushi chef's knifework as they enjoyed the taste of fresh ingredients that were caught mainly in the Seto Inland Sea.
Read full story here
Russian missile attack injures 88 in Sumy, officials report; Saudi Arabia ceasefire talks to continue with nothing yet agreed. What we know on day 1,126Ukraine’s special forces said on Monday they destroyed four military ... ... 
There’s plenty of examples of the Islanders power play failing to win them games. This was the first example of the unit actively losing them a game.
In the wake of the rescue of two Japanese teens who had been lured into working for scam syndicates in Myanmar, concerns are growing that more youths may be drawn into the fraudulent schemes operated by shady overseas groups.
Japanese police learned in interviews with the high school boys upon their return to Japan that they had been told the work would be easy and they would be well compensated, including having their travel costs covered.
Read full story here
The investment chief of AustralianSuper brushed off concerns about volatility sparked by US President Donald Trump’s trade wars, even as the country’s pension industry maintains its massive exposure to global stocks.
Chinese technology stocks slumped as Xiaomi Corp’s share sale and a slew of negative headlines from major companies hurt sentiment.
Buckle up for a hybrid 'Bachelor' and 'Golden Bachelor' beach party.
Ever since AstraZeneca Plc shocked investors in October with news its China chief was under investigation, the British pharmaceutical giant has tried to maintain a business-as-usual stance in its second-biggest market.
All three officers had just graduated from the Suffolk County Police Academy on Friday.
You won't want to miss the emotional conclusion to Grant's journey.
The Rangers might be without Sam Carrick for the first time this year on Tuesday against the Kings.
All year long, the Islanders have been vexed by the way goaltender interference is called.
Tyler Kolek stepped up to score four points while dishing out eight assists and grabbing three steals during his first meaningful Knicks minutes.
As he was going about his work on the field, Cam Ward did not have to sense that the eyes of those in the crowd were all fixed on him.
With genetic testing company 23andMe declaring bankruptcy and courting bidders, the DNA data of millions of users is up for sale, sparking privacy concerns.
One young St. John’s fan wants RJ Luis Jr. to know that she has his back. 
Japan, a winner of silver and bronze medals in women's curling at the past two Winter Olympics, will take one last shot at an Olympic berth at December's final qualifying tournament.
One Japanese team will go to the final qualifying event in Canada after Sapporo-based Fortius was unable to secure the berth for the country, finishing ninth at the recently concluded 13-team world championship in South Korea.
Read full story here
Iwao Hakamata, 89, who was acquitted in a retrial over the 1966 murder of a family of four in central Japan, has been awarded a record sum in criminal compensation from the Japanese government after spending over 47 years in prison following a death sentence, his legal team said Tuesday.
The order to pay around 217 million yen ($1.44 million) was issued by the Shizuoka District Court on Monday, with the team saying the compensation was granted for his more than four decades of physical detention, from his arrest until his release.
Read full story here
The basketball world is collectively holding its breath after JuJu Watkins went down with an apparent leg injury during Monday's March Madness game.
Chung’s legal team argued the actions by the Trump administration is an attempt to “chill” her free speech. The student has called the US home since she was 7 years old and is a legal permanent resident.