The pace of contraction slowed compared with the previous month, however, signalling domestic demand was helped by easing pandemic curbs

South Korea's consumer prices rose at their fastest pace in more than a decade in March as the Ukraine war fuelled surging energy and commodity costs

Taiwan aims to forge closer ties with the US on electric vehicles, the metaverse and next-generation communication tech as Washington pushes to bring supply chains onshore, Nikkei says

The Ariya, Nissan's second EV-only model after the Leaf hatchback, will now go on sale on May 12 in Japan

As the cherry blossoms burst into bloom along Kyoto’s ancient, temple-lined alleys, Japanese tourists largely have the spectacular display to themselves

Tokyo Stock Exchange's first revamp in 61 years seeks to draw overseas investors

The Japanese bike majors are forming a new company called Gachaco, which will also develop infrastructure to support the battery swapping service

Companies were hit by supply disruptions and surging raw material costs caused by the Ukraine crisis and expect conditions to worsen in the three months ahead

Stock jumped 6.7% in morning Tokyo trade on expectations that global PE firms may be lining up to take the embattled company private

Monetary policy is not the right tool, Mitsuhiro Furusawa said, brushing aside speculation that the declines might prompt a rise in interest rates.

That gave it the third-largest share of the central bank's reserves. US dollar reserves fell to 80.34% of the total from 86.03% a year earlier

Pili International Multimedia, which makes Taiwan's longest-running television show, says it wants to use NFTs as another source of revenue