TOKYO -- Cathay Pacific Airways on Wednesday announced solid annual results but warned of a bumpy ride ahead, as the war in Iran sends fuel prices soaring and spreads alarm across the global aviation industry.
Activist investor takes stake in troubled Nidec, urges governance reform
TOKYO -- Oasis Management, a Hong Kong-based activist investor, has acquired a 6.7% stake in Nidec, the scandal-hit Japanese motor maker, according to a regulatory filing disclosed on Wednesday, and has demanded the Kyoto-based company undertake a governance overhaul.
Pakistan to launch 5G with UAE, China firms, following South Asian peers
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan is rolling out its 5G cellular services this year as the government has allocated the 5G spectrum to three telecom operators through an auction held Tuesday, in a move to catch up with its South Asian peers.
Japan to release oil reserve in response to Middle East crisis
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told reporters on Wednesday that Japan will release its oil reserve as early as next Monday in an independent Japanese initiative rather than as part of a coordinated international effort.
Japan's Mitsui OSK Lines-owned container ship damaged near Strait of Hormuz
TOKYO -- A container ship operated by Ocean Network Express (ONE), which is backed by Japan's three major shipping companies, was damaged while sailing in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday.
Pakistan to launch 5G this year after lagging behind South Asian peers
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan is rolling out its 5G cellular services this year as the government has allocated the 5G spectrum to three telecom operators through an auction held Tuesday, in a move to catch up with its South Asian peers.
Cathay posts 12.7% annual profit jump as Iran war roils aviation
TOKYO -- Cathay Pacific Airways on Wednesday announced solid annual results but warned of a bumpy ride ahead, as the war in Iran pushes up fuel prices and spreads alarm across the global aviation industry.
Taiwan energy dependence in focus as Iran war highlights vulnerabilities
TAIPEI -- Taiwan is bracing for impact from rising energy prices and supply disruptions as economists and experts warn that the key Asia tech economy is particularly vulnerable to fallout from the Iran war.
Indonesia's coal, nickel output cuts spark outcry from industry
JAKARTA -- The Indonesian government's cuts to coal and nickel production quotas aimed at propping up prices have sparked complaints from miners and related industries, including power plant operators wary of shortages.