Consumer inflation is expected to pick up due to surging energy prices, while last year's mobile phone fee cuts are also set to fall out of calculations

Nowhere is the pressure more acute than in Taiwan, the world centre of advanced chipmaking, where the appetite for engineering talent is growing

PM Fumio Kishida said the number of people allowed to enter the country will rise to 5,000 a day, from 3,500. But tourists still remain shut out

The growing trade deficit highlights the world's third-largest economy's vulnerability to soaring commodity costs and slowing demand from China

Due to prolonged entry restrictions, that is 30,000 more than the 370,000 who had not been able to enter as of October 2021, data show

Kirin said the sale is part of its business portfolio review and that its business tie-up in China with China Resources Enterprise, its JV partner, would continue

Korea Fair Trade officials sent a report to Tesla saying it exaggerated the mileage of some of its models, as cars may fall short of their stated range if the temperature drops below freezing

Asia’s fourth-largest economy added 1.13 million positions in the first month of 2022 from a year earlier, led by medical and welfare industries

Joint project with Sony will now cost $8.6bn and planned monthly production will increase from 45,000 to 55,000 12-inch wafers

The world's third-largest economy expanded an annualised 5.4% in October-December after contracting a revised 2.7% in the previous quarter

Beijing says content interfered in China's internal affairs, violated one-China principle and basic norms governing global relations, and undermined peace

Group plans to hold an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on March 24, when it will seek initial approval to hive off its devices business