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The corporate exodus from Russia since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine has cost foreign companies more than $107 billion in writedowns and lost revenue,
NEW YORK — Former crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried faces the potential of decades in prison when he is sentenced Thursday for his role in the 2022 c
TOKYO — Global oil prices edged up on Thursday, recovering from two consecutive sessions of decline, as investors reassessed the latest U.S. crude o
SINGAPORE — The yen languished near its weakest in decades on Thursday though the threat of intervention from Japanese authorities kept investors
SHANGHAI — China’s central bank set the yuan fixing at the widest gap against Reuters’ estimate in nearly five months, as authorities step up
WASHINGTON, United States — A surge in cheap exports from China in industries like electric vehicles could create an oversupply and hurt economies,
SYDNEY — Australian retail sales rose modestly in February as packed Taylor Swift concerts boosted spending on clothing and eating out, though annua
MANILA, Philippines — Losses from the sugar refinery business heavily dented the net loss of sugar and ethanol producer Roxas Holdings Inc. (RHI) in
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is expected to soon experience another Axie Infinity phenomenon, an event characterized by the massive adoptio
NEW YORK — Reddit and Trump Media are the first notable social media companies to begin trading publicly in the last five years. They’re also, t
NEW YORK — Recent disappointing inflation data affirms the case for the U.S. Federal Reserve to hold off on cutting its short-term interest rate tar
Subaru is recalling 118,000 SUVs and sedans in the United States to address a faulty sensor that can prevent air bags from deploying in a crash, the N
It took 80 days. But for the airline industry, enough was enough. A revolt by U.S. airline bosses helped topple Boeing’s top leadership including CE
Washington, United States — Diverted cargo and supply chain disruptions have left businesses rushing to avoid an economic hit following the collapse
LONDON — Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse could cost insurers billions of dollars in claims, analysts say, with one putting it at as
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Runaway prices at U.S. fast-food joints and restaurants have made people skittish down the income ladder and executives at ch
MANILA, Philippines — Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said he wants to raise P100 billion from the pipeline of government assets that are up for sale
MANILA — Home prices in the Philippines rose at a slower pace in the final quarter of 2024 amid a high interest rate environment that weighed on dem
MANILA, Philippines — Sales of auto vehicles in the Philippines accelerated by almost a fifth in February, driven mostly by purchases of commercial
The wealthy clients of Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) will not be racing next week via sports cars on paved roads or on a field in their running
