First France, now South Korea — Telegram’s legal troubles are only growing. Here’s why
Telegram is facing a probe in South Korea, where police suspect it of helping spread illicit deepfake porn, adding to the platform’s mounting legal troubles.
‘Golden era’ for Hong Kong retail is over as Chinese tourists continue to tighten their purse strings
Real estate analysts claimed that the shopping frenzy the city once experienced will not return “for a long, long time.”
China’s property woes and U.S. sanctions have hit some cities hard
Hangzhou, capital of the eastern Zhejiang province and home to Alibaba and other tech companies, ranked first in this year’s rankings.
Why does Couche-Tard want to buy 7-Eleven? It’s a ‘cheap’ stock, says portfolio manager
There is little to improve in Seven & i’s core business, but the company is cheaper than global counterparts, Comgest’s Kaye said.
Russia signals its official stance on using nuclear weapons is about to change, accusing the West of ‘escalation’
Russia has again hinted that it is making changes to its official policy on the use of nuclear weapons, as Ukraine’s incursion into the Kursk region continues.
Harris says she opposes U.S. Steel’s sale to a Japanese firm during campaign event
“U.S. Steel should remain American-owned and American-operated, and I will always have the backs of America’s steelworkers,” she said.
Venezuela issues arrest warrant for opposition leader Gonzalez, attorney general says
Venezuela issued an arrest warrant for opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, accusing him of conspiracy amid a dispute over the July election results.
ByteDance taps banks for $9.5 billion Asia dollar corporate loan, Reuters reports
Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are the coordinators of the financing, which carries a tenor of three years and can be extended to up to five years.
U.S. military says Yemen’s Houthis attacked two crude oil tankers in Red Sea
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels attacked two crude oil tankers in the Red Sea on Monday, the U.S. military said, in a “reckless acts of terrorism”.
Chinese consumer brands look to crack the global market with Singapore as a testbed
Chinese consumer brands are using Singapore as a cultural testbed in their push to build an international business.
