Chairman of Taiwan chip giant TSMC to retire next year
TAIPEI: The chairman of Taiwan’s semiconductor giant TSMC, Mark Liu, will retire from the company next year, the firm announced Tuesday.
TAIPEI: The chairman of Taiwan’s semiconductor giant TSMC, Mark Liu, will retire from the company next year, the firm announced Tuesday.
WASHINGTON: India’s economy showed robust growth over the past year. Headline inflation has, on average, moderated although it remains volatile.
KUWAIT: The gross foreign assets of the six GCC countries are expected to swell to around $4.4 trillion in 2024, supported by oil export-driven current account surpluses, projected at $146 billion, according to a new report.
WASHINGTON: Japan’s Nippon Steel agreed to buy US Steel Corp for $14.1 billion, the companies announced on Monday, sparking criticism about the firm’s ownership in an industry crucial to US national security.
SAN FRANCISCO: Google parent Alphabet has agreed to pay $700 million as part of an antitrust settlement made public on Monday, with the funds going to US customers of its Android app store and state governments.
BRUSSELS: France stood up for nuclear power as part of the EU’s low-carbon energy mix on Tuesday, raising the hackles of anti-nuclear Germany.
TOKYO: The Bank of Japan on Tuesday maintained its long-standing, ultra-loose monetary policy and offered no guidance on its plans in the new year, sending the yen down against the dollar and boosting stocks.
TOKYO: A second-hand pop-up store in Tokyo by casual clothing giant Uniqlo was a first for the Japanese firm, but also a sign that a local aversion to used garments may finally be fading.
TOKYO, Dec 19 (KUNA) -- Japan's central bank decided on Tuesday to maintain its ultra-low interest rates policy.
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