- April 3rd, 2025

In a significant move that underscores the growing interest of global private equity firms in Japan’s life sciences industry, Blackstone Inc. has announced its acquisition of a majority stake in CMIC Co., a Tokyo-based contract research organization (CRO). The deal,...

Global Markets React to Political Developments; European Defense and Trade Concerns Shape Market Trends The euro started the week on a strong note, rising 0.4% against the US dollar as Eastern European currencies followed suit. The Polish zloty and Romanian...

China’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports fell to a five-year low last month as weak domestic demand and higher prices in Europe diverted shipments away from the world’s second-largest economy. According to data from commodities analytics firm Kpler, China imported...

Iron ore futures extended their losing streak on Monday, marking the sixth consecutive session of declines, as escalating trade tensions between the United States and China weighed on market sentiment. However, the fall was cushioned by optimistic Chinese manufacturing data,...

The U.S.-China trade conflict is set to enter a new phase of hostilities as Beijing prepares countermeasures against fresh import tariffs imposed by the United States. According to China's state-controlled Global Times, the Chinese government is formulating responses to the...

Microsoft Corp. is officially bringing the curtain down on Skype, the internet calling and chat service that was once synonymous with online communication. Acquired by Microsoft nearly 14 years ago in a high-profile $8.5 billion deal, Skype was a revolutionary...

Following Mongolia’s 2024 parliamentary elections, the newly formed coalition government faces the formidable challenge of sustaining economic growth while navigating global economic uncertainties. With a solid export performance and an expansionary fiscal policy fueling optimism, structural vulnerabilities in agriculture, energy,...

Cambodia’s trade with Vietnam has surged in recent years, with bilateral trade expanding by over 20 per cent in 2024. However, the trade relationship remains deeply imbalanced, with Cambodia continuing to export primarily raw materials while importing higher-value manufactured goods....

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