Intel plans to make chips for Taiwan’s MediaTek to keep up with Asian manufacturing rivals
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has made revitalizing the foundry business a key priority to catch up with and break the dominance of Asian rivals TSMC and Samsung.
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Can China's economy avoid a Japan-style stagnation? Here's what economists think
Several economists expect that China will avoid a Japan-style stagnation — if the right policies take effect.
Monkeypox could spread well beyond communities of gay and bisexual men, WHO says
The World Health Organization on Monday cautioned against complacency in the rapidly spreading monkeypox outbreak.
Hong Kong's tech stocks drop as Asia markets mostly fall
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Tech index dropped on Monday as major indexes in Asia-Pacific slipped.
China’s securities regulator denies report of a delisting survival plan
The regulator added that companies should comply with data security and listing rules, regardless of whether they were going public on the mainland or abroad.
Asia-Pacific markets mixed as inflation in Japan inches up
Shares in the Asia-Pacific were mixed Friday as investors digest Japan's inflation data.
Japan's Nikkei rises modestly after Bank of Japan keeps rates on hold; Asia markets mixed
Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose modestly on Thursday after the Bank of Japan kept rates on hold, while Asia markets were mixed.
Toyota plans to roll out hydrogen fuel-cell trucks for the Japanese market next year
Toyota started working on the development of fuel-cell vehicles back in 1992.
India's IT giants pay CEOs millions as turnover climbs among software talent
NITES President Harpreet Singh Saluja told CNBC that Indian IT CEOs are taking home "obscenely high salaries" despite pandemic layoffs.
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak will go head-to-head in the race to become the UK's next prime minister
The results of the final vote, which falls to Conservative Party members, are set to be announced by Sept. 5 at the latest, with Johnson expected to remain in place as caretaker prime minister until then.
Interest rates are on the rise. Here's how to get ahead of a hike
The Fed is expected to raise interest rates again later this month. CNBC's Emily Lorsch shares tips for getting ahead of a rise in interest rates.
Global chip shortage is not over and the slowdown is 'going to bite,' analyst says
The global chip shortage is not over yet, and the war in Ukraine continues to put a strain on supplies of important parts needed, says Vinay Gupta from IDC.
Japan's Nikkei jumps 2% after rally on Wall Street; China's benchmark lending rate unchanged
Shares in the Asia-Pacific jumped Wednesday after a sharp bounce in U.S. stocks overnight.
Sri Lanka 'can't get out of crisis without China,' analyst says
The island nation is facing its worst financial crisis since independence. On top of fuel shortage, it's also facing prospects of running out of food.
China's homebuyers are running out of patience with the real estate slump
China's real estate market needs a boost in confidence, analysts said, after reports of homebuyers halting mortgage payments raised worries of systemic crisis.
A stronger Singapore dollar may be exactly what the country needs to battle inflation, says Barclays
A stronger Singapore dollar is likely to weigh on export momentum, but it may be "precisely" what the country needs to cool inflation, an economist told CNBC.
Asia-Pacific markets mostly lower after a positive start to the week
Shares in the Asia-Pacific were mostly lower Tuesday after a positive start to the week, and as investors digested Australia's central bank's meeting minutes.
TikTok owner ByteDance explores self-designed chips as China aims for semiconductor self-sufficiency
ByteDance's semiconductor push highlights a focus from firms to create chips for specific purposes as well as China's desire to become stronger in this tech.
Biden’s economic approval rating falls to new low on fear about inflation, CNBC survey finds
President Joe Biden’s economic approval rating fell 5 points since April to 30%, according to the CNBC All-America Survey.
Delta buys 100 Boeing Max planes, its first major order with the manufacturer in more than a decade
Delta was the last of the major U.S. carriers to order Max planes from Boeing in recent years.
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