Japan is Asia's most expensive location to send expats — here are the other top spots
Globally, Japan ranked second while the U.K. came up on top as the most expensive location to send expatriates, according to ECA International.
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Unprecedented Canada wildfires obliterate previous annual pollution record in just seven months
Astonished climate scientists have warned that the unprecedented nature of what's happening in Canada is a harbinger of what's still to come.
The most—and least—expensive U.S. states based on average monthly costs
In a report shared exclusively with CNBC Make It, doxo analyzed the average cost of household bills and found the average U.S. household spends $2,046 monthly.
China's capital Beijing battered by heaviest rainfall in 140 years
China's capital Beijing is pummeled by its heaviest rains since 140 years ago, leaving at least 20 dead.
Geopolitical risks are a top global threat to businesses, survey finds
"Geopolitical tensions are now the main focus of concern, both in the near term and the medium term," the survey said.
'Unprecedented heat': Iran begins two-day nationwide shutdown amid soaring temperatures
The two-day shutdown comes at a time of record-breaking extreme heat across the globe, with July poised to be the hottest month in history.
Singapore's prime minister pledges 'zero tolerance' after recent wave of political scandals
A wave of political scandals have rocked Singapore in recent weeks, tarnishing the pristine image that underpins its standing as a global financial center.
India's rice export ban to hurt millions globally. These countries will be the worst hit
India's rice export ban is expected to hit millions, with Asian and African consumers set to bear the biggest brunt.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng sees highest deliveries this year but is eclipsed by rivals Nio, Li Auto
Chinese electric carmakers Xpeng, Nio and Li Auto on Tuesday posted vehicle delivery numbers for July, all rising versus the month prior.
Asia's factories face weak demand, signaling growth challenges ahead
A slew of private surveys released Tuesday showed that manufacturing activity in many of Asia's major producers contracted in July.
China should act decisively to pull 'sputtering' economy back from the brink, says Cornell professor
Beijing doesn't want to send a signal that it is in "panicky mode yet," as policymakers want to show confidence that "they can manage the economic situation."
Lebanon's central bank chief steps down — and many blame him for the country's economic collapse
Riad Salameh's tenure as governor of Lebanon's central bank on Monday came to an end after 30 years.
India is said to be an 'oasis' in the desert. Here are some sectors to watch for
Analysts highlighted financials, fast moving consumer goods, manufacturing and health care as ways to cash in on that boom.
Chinese are forking out more money for smartphones despite wider slowdown — that's good news for Apple
The average selling price of smartphones in China is on the rise even as the overall market declines. This is positive for sales of Apple's expensive iPhones.
Top 10 places in the U.S. to buy a vacation home based on the rate of ROI
To determine the ranking, Vacasa analyzed home sales, vacation rental performance data from the last 12 months and more.
'Accent reduction' at work is racist to some but empowering to others. Here's a look at the controversy
To counteract bias, some workers are taking classes to learn how to speak with American or British accents. CNBC takes a look at some of the pros and cons.
Bank of Japan needs to move sooner to a new normal as current policy is 'very harmful', says strategist
BOJ kept its ultra low interest rates unchanged but shocked financial markets by loosening its yield curve control — or YCC — in a sudden move that has wide-ranging implications.
Contraction in China factory activity extends into a fourth month
The official manufacturing purchasing managers' index came in at 49.3 in July — compared with 49.0 in June, 48.8 in May and 49.2 in April.
India's accelerating growth can fill the global commodity demand gap left by a slowing China
India can make up for some of the commodity demand gap left by China given the latter's slowing economic growth, ANZ projects.
Southeast Asia moves closer to economic unity with new regional payments system
The scheme is aimed to support cross-border economic activities in the goal of implementing an inclusive financial ecosystem around the region.
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