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Japan’s two-year government bond yield edged higher after an auction of the tenor saw slightly weak demand as investors bet on a near-term interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan.
Iron ore headed for a monthly loss as a short-lived rally triggered by a fatal steelmaking-coal mine accident in China’s Shanxi province faded, leaving investors focused on mill margins and mounting shipments.
Takahide Yoshiike, Executive Chief Engineer for Honda’s R&D Frontier Robotics division, notes that while global competition in robotics is intense, each region has distinct strengths. Chinese companies excel at reducing production costs for humanoid robots, the United States leads in AI chip development, and Japan’s advantage lies in manufacturing precise, high-quality hardware.
He also discusses the evolution of Honda’s humanoid robotics efforts. He speaks with Shery Ahn from the sidelines of the Tokyo Humanoids Summit on "Bloomberg Tech Asia". (Source: Bloomberg)
Lenovo Group Ltd. is set for its best month in more than a quarter-century, with the stock doubling in May as investor enthusiasm builds around the company’s AI-driven growth outlook.
Singapore’s wage growth is expected to moderate this year as companies adopt a measured approach with heightened geopolitical tensions and inflation risks.
Shrey Parikh of Rancho Cucamonga, California, emerged victorious Thursday in the 98th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee.
How can Keir Starmer - or whoever leads the country next - help to turn the UK’s around? Simon French, Managing Director, Chief Economist and Head of Research at Panmure Liberum joins John Stepek to discuss former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair’s 5000 word prescription for the UK economy, the growing backlash towards Net-Zero policies and why the UK is at risk of sliding towards another "Liz Truss Moment." (Source: Bloomberg)
The UK’s much-discussed relationship with the bond markets may be dysfunctional, but it isn’t particularly complicated. It boils down to one basic fact about humanity: Nobody thinks kindly of the people who lend them money.
Amid a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the scientific community has mobilized with breakneck speed to find ways to stamp out the virus.
The US military is quietly seeking to bolster its ability to deter or battle China over Taiwan, including with new warship-killing bombs and advanced sea mines, the head of US Indo-Pacific Command said in a report to Congress.
As cheap goods pour in, threatening the continent’s manufacturing sector, a search for solutions is becoming increasingly urgent.
Asian central banks are turning to ever more aggressive interest-rate hikes to shore up currencies, though there are few signs of success.
China’s tech national champion has a plan for catching up with TSMC in advanced chipmaking
