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Uchida said the central bank will act based on economic conditions.

Schonfeld was drawn to Ludeo’s technology and vision, despite the challenge of moving from a large corporation to a startup.

Lalamove connects users with drivers for on-demand delivery, offering options from cars to 3-ton trucks.

Retail sales grew by 5.1% in April, falling short of the projected 5.9%. This suggests weaker consumer demand.

The discussions focused on advancing trade negotiations between the US and the European Union.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce concluded an investigation into alleged dumping of these materials.

The dispute stems from a long-running legal battle over Apple’s 30% commission, which Epic says breaks US antitrust laws.

These talks follow a 90-day pause on US reciprocal tariffs, including a 25% duty on South Korean goods.

A recent breach at Coinbase leaked some customer data, sparking fears despite affecting under 1% of users.

China's average import tax rate is close to 50% due to previous tariffs, influencing global trade.

Samsung SDI's share price was previously set at 169,200 won before the recent adjustments.

New forecasts are expected to show lower projections for inflation, GDP, and job growth.

Lucas Ngoo shares how his experience in his “first job” - starting Carousell - fueled him up for his next ventures.

The Build conference, which begins on May 19, 2025 is expected to showcase Microsoft's latest AI tools for developers.

Investigators found 23 of 30,000 SK Telecom servers infected with 25 types of malware, leaking 9.82GB of data.

Retail sales growth weakened to 5.1%, though automobile retail sales jumped 14.5% year-on-year due to trade-in incentives.

Computex 2025 hosts 1,400 exhibitors and is the first major tech event in Asia post-pandemic.

MDEC will facilitate the involvement of Malaysian Limited Partners to contribute 30% to 50% of the fund's total amount.