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U.S. tariff bazooka looks to reduce Japan Inc. earnings up to 10%

April 9, 2025

Tesla and BYD diverge, GlobalFoundries looks to merge

April 3, 2025

Japan delivery king Yamato looks to India, M&A to triple overseas sales

March 29, 2025

China stock rally looks to induce outflows from India more than Japan

October 10, 2024

What soaring uncertainty means for the U.S. economy
Kevin L. Kliesen, an at the St. Louis Federal Reserve, noted that the change in uncertainty from last spring to this spring is the sharpest such increase in almost 40 years. “It’s a historically unprecedented increase,” Kliesen said. The instability makes it harder for companies and consumers alike to make decisions, and it can be…
Five years old boy killed in tanker accident in Karachi
Bus-Motorcycle Crash Claims Woman’s Life in Karachi A tragic accident took place in the Baldia Town area of Karachi, where a speeding water tanker crushed a five-year-old boy named Affan to death. The incident happened in Abidabad while Affan was playing on the ground. According to police, the tanker was parked at the time, and…
Quantum utility is at most 10 years away, industry experts believe
Quantum professionals around the world overwhelmingly agree that quantum utility will arrive within the next decade, according to a new survey by Impact. Quantum utility refers to the point at which quantum computers provide practical advantages over classical computers in solving specific real-world problems. A whopping 83% of the survey’s respondents think that moment will come…
Richard Armitage, former U.S. deputy secret of state, dies at 79
WASHINGTON — Richard Armitage, a respected figure in U.S. foreign policy in Asia who served as deputy secret of state under President rge W. Bush, died on Sunday at age 79. Armitage International, the consulting firm he founded, announced this on Monday. The cause of death was a pulmon embolism.
Helicopter tour company flights grounded after deadly crash in Hudson River
The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded the New York helicopter tour company that operated the sightseeing tour that crashed into the Hudson River last week, killing all six people aboard, the agency said Monday. The FAA said the emergency order to ground New York Helicopter Charter was issued in part because the company’s director of…
Weather update; heatwaves develop in most parts of Pakistan
Weather update; heatwaves develop in most parts of Pakistan Heatwave conditions have developed in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and most parts of Pakistan which would likely continue till Friday, April 18. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), high pressure has gripped the upper atmosphere of Pakistan. A heatwave has developed across most parts of Pakistan as…
How the McMurtry Spéirling became the first car to drive upside down
Motorheads have long theorised that the extreme downforce generated by high-performance cars could one day let them drive upside down. Now, British carmaker McMurtry has turned that wild idea into a reality for the first time. In a stunt that would make Batman jealous, McMurtry drove its insanely fast electric Spéirling flipped over. More impressively,…
Asian bonds look firmer than U.S. peers amid Trump tariff chaos
TOKYO — Asian bonds look to be more resilient than those issued in the U.S., largely supported by the region’s central banks easing rates and President Donald Trump’s unstable tariff policy eroding the idea of U.S. exceptionalism. Trump’s punishing tariffs — amounting to 145% on Chinese goods — roiled markets last week. Stocks worldwide tanked…