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Suzuki to export electric minicars to Europe as soon as 2027

Japan-US yen intervention seen just buying time against Tokyo's loose stance

Laundromat demand draws washer makers to Thailand, Philippines

Japan speeds Kumamoto earthquake recovery as dangerous summer heat sets in

India’s new system to discover end-of-day market prices got off to a rocky start, with traders trying to make sense of a sudden spike in the NSE Nifty 50 Index stemming from the shift.

UBS fined $125 million by US regulators for money laundering violations Reuters

Driven Brands rejects ADW's $18/share unsolicited offer

Prime minister insists ‘Keeping the public safe is my top priority’ after campaigners raised concerns

Apollo funds acquire Texas water infrastructure firm Maverick Water Group

Both Japan and the US are intervening to strengthen the yen. John Authers explains why it’s happening and why it matters. (Source: Bloomberg)