TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese automakers are considering importing some of their U.-built cars to Japan - a costly and impractical move that comes as Tokyo tries to placate President Donald Trump over its ...
Japan welcomed Trump by turning the grounds of a palace into a car show featuring a Ford F-150 pickup truck
Trump said Japan's plan to buy a fleet of Ford F-150 pickup trucks showed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has "good taste." ...
Inside India: The shark tank effect: How entrepreneurship is rising in small cities
There is a boom in entrepreneurship in small cities in India which is being driven by rise of ecommerce, generational ownership changes and a popular TV Show.
Inside India: The shark tank effect: How entrepreneurship is rising in small cities
There is a boom in entrepreneurship in small cities in India which is being driven by rise of ecommerce, generational ownership changes and a popular TV Show.
FMC shares sink as revenue falls on plans for selling India business
Shares of FMC (FMC) plunged 13% in extended trading Wednesday after the agricultural sciences company reported quarterly earnings that exceeded Wall Street’s profit forecasts but missed revenue ...
FMC shares sink as revenue falls on plans for selling India business
Shares of FMC (FMC) plunged 13% in extended trading Wednesday after the agricultural sciences company reported quarterly earnings that exceeded Wall Street’s profit forecasts but missed revenue ...
Ford to invest $370 million in India defying Trump’s local push
The US automaker, which first signaled its interest in resuming local production in India a year ago, has been preparing the investment for months against a backdrop of heightened tensions between New ...
Deal between the US and China is undoing damage from a self-inflicted trade war
After months of posturing, arguing and threatening, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have essentially turned back the clock.
Deal between the US and China is undoing damage from a self-inflicted trade war
After months of posturing, arguing and threatening, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have essentially turned back the clock.
China’s rare earth export delay offers U.S. a chance to weaken Beijing’s grip on the market
The restrictions China imposed on rare earths this year have been a key issue in the trade talks between Beijing and Washington. Trump responded angrily to China's latest rules with a threat to impose ...