Developments across China, Japan, Korea, India, and the Pacific
JPMorgan Chase has blocked its Hong Kong staff from accessing Anthropic's AI models, following a similar move by rival Goldman Sachs, the Financial Times reports.
China plans mechanism to evaluate AI impacts on job market
Priyank Kharge says RSS cannot refuse to reply to his letter as it was written on behalf of the Karnataka government.
Japan's 30-year bond yield rose 2.5 basis points to 3.755%.
Iran's state news agency IRNA publishes text of Islamabad memorandum of understanding between Iran and US outlining roadmap to end military conflict and negotiate final agreement
JPMorgan Chase has cut off Anthropic access for its Hong Kong staff, the Financial Times reports.
The People's Bank of China's latest refinement of its monetary policy toolkit is expected to damp money-market volatility and support bonds, according to analysts.
The long-running saga over the listing of Reliance's digital unit comes to a head this week, as investors watch whether its billionaire chairman Mukesh Ambani can deliver on last year's promises.
The South Korean government is being accused of manipulating election results.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te called on international media to resist China's pressure campaign against Taipei at a rare briefing held as Beijing intensifies efforts to isolate the island.
Chinese automakers are targeting wealthy consumers in right-hand-drive markets at the Hong Kong auto show, seeking to expand exports beyond mainland China.
Gojek co-founder Nadiem Makarim was once the face of Indonesia's tech boom. Now, his trial is exposing the political risks of doing business under President Prabowo Subianto.
India's monsoon has had an unusually weak start and the lackluster rainfall is likely to persist, threatening crops and industrial activity as the El Niño weather phenomenon takes hold.
Starbucks' India unit plans to open dozens of new stores each year as it seeks to fend off rivals and strengthen its position in India's fast-growing coffee market.
The Department of Science and Technology (DoST) is urging stricter implementation of the country's building code following the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that jolted Mindanao, noting that the safety measure "drop, cover, and hold" may not be enough to protect people during strong tremors.
Taiwan's president said Taiwan is not under the jurisdiction of the People's Republic of China.
Taiwan's president said only Taiwan's 23 million people have the right to decide the island's future.
Taiwan said the U.S. security pledge to the island has not been altered, according to the president.
Taiwan's president appealed to China to cease its military build-up in regional waters and to renounce the use of force targeting Taiwan.
Taiwan stated that its position on security and its rejection of Chinese Communist Party governance should not be regarded as provocative.
Taiwan's president says Taipei is open to discussions with China on terms of parity and dignity.
Taiwan's president calls on China to stop its military expansion in the Taiwan Strait, East China Sea, and South China Sea, and to renounce the use of force against Taiwan, Reuters reports.
India's National Stock Exchange planned IPO is set to unlock the value of long-term investments for backers including Morgan Stanley, Temasek and State Bank of India.
Wall Street banks and foreign borrowers are rushing to tap China's cheaper capital, CNBC reports.
South Korea’s antitrust watchdog has rejected settlement proposals from the country’s two largest food delivery platforms, leaving both firms exposed to potentially significant fines over alleged unfair business practices.
Operating humanoid robots with body movements has become a popular job in China's hardware capital.
South Korea's Kospi index rises above 9,000 points for the first time ever.
The South Korean benchmark index .KS11 climbs to a record 9,000.68 points.
South Korea's KOSPI surpassed the 9,000 milestone, driven by chip stocks, despite a hawkish Federal Reserve and uncertainty surrounding Iran, Yonhap reports.
HSBC fined $24.6 million over Australian scam failures, Financial Times reports