PHNOM PENH -- New rounds of U.S. sanctions targeting alleged cyberscam networks in Cambodia are increasingly spilling over into its legitimate economy, raising compliance risks for businesses and deepening concerns over the Southeast Asian country's global reputation, following similar action by the U.K. earlier this year.

TOKYO -- The operator of the Line messaging app and web portal Yahoo Japan said on Thursday it has launched a counterbid for Japan's Kakaku.com, which operates popular restaurant review and booking site Tabelog, raising the specter of a takeover battle with Swedish private equity firm EQT.

SHANGHAI -- U.S. President Donald Trump lauded Chinese President Xi Jinping as a "great leader" as they started a high-stakes summit in Beijing on Thursday, with the meeting expected to stabilize relations but also spotlight divisions between the two superpowers.

BEIJING/WASHINGTON -- As U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet one year after they paused a tariff war, trade will be high on the agenda for the leaders of the world's two biggest economies.

SHANGHAI/TOKYO -- U.S. President Donald Trump is making his first visit to China in nearly nine years, as the rival superpowers aim to stabilize their fraught relationship.

The American president arrived Wednesday evening and is scheduled to stay until Friday. An itinerary released by the White House includes plenty of face time with Chinese President Xi Jinping, from formal bilateral talks starting Thursday morning to a state banquet, tea and a working lunch.

Their discussions are expected to touch on a host of hot topics, such as

Generative artificial intelligence has begun to take over human thinking in many ways, presenting challenges to how the intellect is cultivated and used. Despite the collective wisdom of people, divisions and conflict continue around the world, raising the question: What skills and capabilities are needed for human beings to navigate the future? In a series of articles, Nikkei explores how the world is reconstructing the value of intellect. This is part three.

TOKYO -- Japan will expand subsidies for domestic production of legacy semiconductor devices by eliminating a 30 billion yen ($190 million) investment requirement, aiming to ensure stable supplies of products critical to a wide range of industries.

TOKYO -- The yen's prolonged weakness is pushing Japanese companies to review measures to protect against the risk of foreign takeovers.