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A newly announced cooperation memorandum covers floating wind projects, supply chains and skills, while Siemens Energy plans an Asian maintenance base in northern Japan.
The financial regulator wants emergency powers to shorten the winding down of troubled institutions from roughly 150 days, subject to new legislation and safeguards for creditors.
The South Korean automaker reports lower quarterly sales and net earnings despite a modest rise in operating profit, and trims its annual vehicle-sales target.
A manufacturing strategy announced Thursday targets AI adoption at 6,000 smaller companies by 2030, alongside wider digital upgrades, robot deployment and workforce training.
A Germany Trade & Invest forecast points to weaker German exports to China and higher imports from the wider Asia-Pacific region, while trade with India and Southeast Asia offers some offset.
Observations published in Nature Climate Change show Antarctic Intermediate Water has become saltier and denser since 2016, raising questions about future ocean circulation and carbon storage.
Singapore's Keppel reports stronger infrastructure and data-centre earnings for January–September 2026, while declines in the value of non-core assets pull down overall profit.
A new emissions estimate puts the annual overseas climate benefit of Chinese solar, wind, battery and electric-vehicle exports at 450 million tonnes of CO2, but the figure is modelled rather than measured.
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power says contract negotiations with a Daewoo E&C–Doosan Enerbility consortium ended without agreement, but it intends to maintain the Czech project's timetable.
Samsung's finalized third-quarter results show its semiconductor division generated KRW 106.5 trillion in operating profit, while higher component costs weighed on consumer devices.
New Australian statistics show physical energy exports fell 3.1% in 2024–25, while renewable energy production rose nearly 10%, highlighting divergent trends in the country's energy system.
ANZ's October survey shows a modest rise in confidence and improving reported activity, while firms' pricing plans point to persistent inflation concerns.
An October 28 presidential proclamation directs US trade officials to negotiate over imported robotics and industrial machinery, with a progress update due within 180 days.
The automaker reported higher adjusted operating earnings but warned that commodity costs remain elevated, while electric-vehicle operations stayed loss-making.
The cybersecurity company reported $2.08 billion in quarterly revenue and higher billings, while its revised annual sales forecast remains a projection.
A new climate technology assessment urges investment in ocean observations, shared data and modelling to improve decisions about marine carbon storage.
Subscription revenue grew 21%, but reported net income fell from a year earlier as the enterprise software company increased its annual guidance.
The companies say a ServiceNow integration is available in ChatGPT, while security, development and voice features remain scheduled for later releases.
Google Cloud revenue reached $30.7 billion in the third quarter, while Alphabet's overall sales grew 25% and net income available to common shareholders fell.
Microsoft's fiscal first-quarter results show 19% revenue growth and a 48% increase in Azure sales, above the cloud growth rate anticipated before the announcement.