The Netherlands has stepped back from its emergency controls over chipmaker Nexperia, easing tensions with China and calming pressure on global supply chains that were beginning to spill into the automotive industry. The move follows renewed diplomatic engagement between Chinese, Dutch, German, EU, and US officials, who worked to resolve…
Target is grappling with another quarter of falling sales as US shoppers continue to rein in discretionary spending, weighing…
Developer of AI-powered sidewalk delivery robots, Serve Robotics, has a question for the American food delivery industry: “Why move…
Indian agricultural exporters are experiencing a significant boost following the decision by US President Donald Trump to exempt numerous…
Airbus SE is positioned for a significant strategic victory at this year’s Dubai Air Show, with negotiations indicating the…
France has attracted €30.4 billion in investment across 150 projects, even as political paralysis and budget disputes cast uncertainty…
Germany has launched a renewed push to stabilise trade relations with China as Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil arrives in…
L’Oreal has moved to strengthen its foothold in China’s fiercely competitive beauty market by taking a minority stake in…
Asia-Pacific’s technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) landscape is witnessing a strong comeback as dealmaking surges to a four-year high,…