Asia

The S&P is on pace for a second straight weekly loss

Singapore Airlines announced Thursday that it will cut 4,300 jobs – around 20% of its workforce – as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the aviation industry. 

Investors will examine the latest jobless and wholesale inflation reports

The sharp sell-off that began last Thursday has wiped out nearly 7.1% from the S&P 500 as of Tuesday

An oil tanker off the coast of Sri Lanka continues to burn two days after a previous three-day blaze was doused.

SEOUL - Thousands of trainee doctors in South Korea returned to work on Tuesday after ending a more than two-week strike as the country continued to post three-digit rises in new daily coronavirus infections.

Downturn figure was worse than initially estimated just last month

Samsung Electronics announced Monday it would stop production at its only television factory in China by the end of November.

TOKYO - SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) shares fell 5% in early trading on Monday as the conglomerate’s big bets on equity derivatives tied to listed technology companies made investors uncomfortable.

SYDNEY - Asian shares started Monday on the backfoot as investors grapple with sky-high valuations against the backdrop of a global economy in the grip of a deep coronavirus-induced recession while oil prices dropped sharply.

Investors watching the vertigo-inducing rise -- and this week's fall -- of technology stocks are buzzing about a single trade, a giant but shadowy bet on Silicon Valley big enough to pull the market up with it.

Serbia and Pakistan are among the new countries agreeing to Phase 3 trials, as the two companies seek more data overseas amid dwindling new cases in China.