Wave of price hikes sweeping Japan’s beer industry
Beer and other alcoholic beverages will be a bit more pricey in autumn, as major brewers plan to raise their prices due to soaring prices of grains and other raw materials.
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China’s inland rides waves of innovation, new opportunities
As China pursues new opportunities in artificial intelligence, robotics, metaverse and smart manufacturing, the nation's inland regions are now emerging as key incubators for…
Indian start-ups creating wealth and value: PM
He highlighted that the average annual growth rate of Indian Unicorns is more than those of the US, UK, and many other countries.
Foreign tourists OK’d to enter Japan from June 10
However, international flights are currently limited to five major airports, including Narita and Kansai.
Pfizer to sell patented drugs at not-for-profit prices to 45 low-income countries
Pfizer said its plan includes 23 wholly-owned, patented medicines and vaccines that treat infectious diseases, certain cancers, and rare and inflammatory diseases.
Samsung unveils largest-ever 450 trillion won investment for chip supremacy
The plan is setting the stage for early advent in the world‘s most advanced technologies, in fields of semiconductors, biotechnology, artificial intelligence and…
S’pore’s tourist numbers exceed arrivals for 2021 with easing border curbs
The rise in visitors comes as the tourism board is now ramping up its marketing efforts and focusing its resources on countries and regions that are already open.
Asian automakers compete for EV market in Southeast Asia
This expansion comes as demand for EVs is expected to rise and countries seek to attract factories, and it could destabilize the dominant position of Japanese car manufacturers in…
Biden picks Samsung chip complex to start his Seoul visit
The Pyeongtaek complex is one of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturing facilities stretching across a 289,000 square-meter site, the equivalent of some 400 soccer…
China launches ‘unhackable’, quantum-secured smartphone
Unlike traditional cryptography, the technology uses single photons in quantum superposition states to guarantee unconditional security between distant parties.