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BYD electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles as China expands into the European automotive market

BYD Just Took Germany’s Plug-In Hybrid Crown, and Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes Have No Easy Answer

One in seven plug-in hybrid vehicles registered in Germany in May was a BYD, with registrations of the Chinese carmaker's models up 232 percent year on year, the Atto 2 DM-i alone

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Auto-rickshaw on a New Delhi street as India raises fuel prices amid Iran war energy crisis

India Prepares to Miss Its Fiscal Deficit Target for the First Time Since the Pandemic

India is prepared to let its fiscal deficit widen to 4.8 percent of GDP, half a percentage point above the target set in February, as the Iran war drives up energy costs.

June 13, 2026

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing trading floor as HKEX captures 25 billion dollars in tech IPOs in the first five months of 2026

Hong Kong Has Quietly Become the World’s Number One Tech Listing Venue, and HKEX’s Bonnie Chan Has the Pipeline to Keep It There

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing chief executive Bonnie Chan Yi-ting confirmed this week that the city is now the top global IPO venue, with 10 specialist technology firms raising $25 billion in

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Japanese pharmaceutical sector transformation as Takeda cuts 4500 jobs in CEO Christophe Weber's last big move before Julie Kim takes over

Takeda Will Cut 4,500 Jobs in Its Last Big Move Before Christophe Weber Hands Over to Julie Kim

Takeda Pharmaceutical, Japan's largest drug company, will cut about 4,500 jobs in fiscal 2026 under a transformation program that targets 170 billion yen of restructuring expenses, 100 billion yen of in-year savings

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Chinese biotech laboratory as Innovent Biologics RemeGen and CSPC sign 60 billion dollar overseas licensing deals

Chinese Drug Makers Are Doing $60 Billion of Outbound Licensing Deals With Western Pharma This Year, and the US Biosecure Act Has Not Slowed Them

Chinese biotechnology firms signed 53 outbound innovative-drug licensing deals in the first quarter of 2026 alone, with combined deal values exceeding $60 billion and $3.3 billion in upfront cash, and Chinese-origin assets

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Hong Kong residential property recovery as developers Sino Land Sun Hung Kai and CK Asset regain pricing power

Hong Kong Developers Just Started Charging 10 to 36 Percent More for New Flats, and the Property Cycle Has Quietly Turned

Sino Land's La Mirabelle launch in Tseung Kwan O is selling at HK$15,500-16,000 per square foot, more than 10 percent above the equivalent Grand Seasons project of January 2025, and is the

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

China regulators and PBOC officials as the post-2021 enforcement framework shifts toward procedural defence of market order

China’s Regulators Step Out of Their 2021 Crouch and Tell Big Tech the Crackdown Is Over but the Enforcement Is Not

Chinese regulators are stepping up public enforcement against the country's tech and finance giants for the first time since the 2021 Big Tech crackdown, but framing the renewed activity as a more

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Food ingredients industry restructuring as Ingredion buys Tate Lyle to build a 9.9 billion sweetener and texturiser group

Ingredion Will Pay $3.6 Billion for Britain’s Tate & Lyle, Stitching Together a $9.9 Billion Sweetener Giant Built for the Ozempic Diet

Ingredion, the Chicago-headquartered specialty food-ingredients group, has agreed to buy Britain's Tate & Lyle for £2.7 billion, equivalent to $3.6 billion, creating a $9.9 billion combined business pointed directly at the sugar-replacement

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

NAND flash memory chips on a wafer as Biwin signs a 1.86 billion dollar supply deal larger than its annual revenue

A Chinese Memory Maker Just Signed a $1.86 Billion Supply Deal That’s Bigger Than Its Annual Revenue, in the Plainest Sign Yet That the Chip Crunch Is Back

Biwin Storage Technology, the Shanghai-listed Chinese memory module maker, has signed a $1.86 billion two-year contract to lock in enterprise-grade flash memory chip supply through 2028, a number that exceeds the company's

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

Offshore oil and gas extraction facility as Chevron prepares to cut up to 8000 jobs after the Hess acquisition

Chevron Plans to Cut 8,000 Jobs and 20 Percent of Its Workforce After Swallowing Hess, the Biggest Headcount Reduction in the Company’s History

Chevron, fresh off the $53 billion acquisition of Hess Corporation, plans to cut 15 to 20 percent of its global workforce, or up to 8,000 jobs, by the end of 2026, including

June 13, 2026

Business·Entertainment·Movies·News

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BYD Just Took Germany’s Plug-In Hybrid Crown, and Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes Have No Easy Answer

India Prepares to Miss Its Fiscal Deficit Target for the First Time Since the Pandemic

Hong Kong Has Quietly Become the World’s Number One Tech Listing Venue, and HKEX’s Bonnie Chan Has the Pipeline to Keep It There

Takeda Will Cut 4,500 Jobs in Its Last Big Move Before Christophe Weber Hands Over to Julie Kim

Chinese Drug Makers Are Doing $60 Billion of Outbound Licensing Deals With Western Pharma This Year, and the US Biosecure Act Has Not Slowed Them

Hong Kong Developers Just Started Charging 10 to 36 Percent More for New Flats, and the Property Cycle Has Quietly Turned

China’s Regulators Step Out of Their 2021 Crouch and Tell Big Tech the Crackdown Is Over but the Enforcement Is Not

Ingredion Will Pay $3.6 Billion for Britain’s Tate & Lyle, Stitching Together a $9.9 Billion Sweetener Giant Built for the Ozempic Diet

A Chinese Memory Maker Just Signed a $1.86 Billion Supply Deal That’s Bigger Than Its Annual Revenue, in the Plainest Sign Yet That the Chip Crunch Is Back

Chevron Plans to Cut 8,000 Jobs and 20 Percent of Its Workforce After Swallowing Hess, the Biggest Headcount Reduction in the Company’s History

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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