China urges more aid for people in need as economic woes persist
BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government urged local officials to provide more financial relief or step up one-time allowances to people in need ahead of major holidays over the...
BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government urged local officials to provide more financial relief or step up one-time allowances to people in need ahead of major holidays over the...
-- The political crisis in Korea intensified today as the parliament voted to impeach acting president, Han Duck-soo. This comes only two weeks after President Yoon...
-- Wall Street is seen trading slightly lower Monday, starting the final week of the year on a negative note as investors bank profits from the generally positive...
LONDON - The European initial public offering (IPO) market has experienced a significant rebound in 2024, with proceeds more than doubling compared to the previous year, driven by...
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's tax hikes for fuel and tobacco next year will be set in a way that will not endanger the country's 2025 inflation plans, Treasury and Finance...
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) -Asian shares made a muted start to the week on Monday as high Treasury yields challenged rich Wall Street equity valuations while underpinning the...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The Japanese yen traded around five-month lows on Monday against a dollar underpinned by rising U.S. yields as thin year-end liquidity kept most currencies in...
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity likely expanded for a third straight month in December, offering a glimmer of optimism to officials trying to steady the world's No. 2...
MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the 2025 budget into law on Monday, saying a planned 10% increase in government spending to a record 6.33...
By Laurie Chen BEIJING (Reuters) - A record 3.4 million young Chinese flocked to the civil service exam this year, lured by the prospect of lifetime job security and perks...