Australia
Quad Meets as North Korean Missiles, Chinese and Russian Bombers Fly By
Joe Biden concluded his first Asian spin as president with a meeting of the Quad partnership, which is expanding well beyond its original security focus.
Biden Promises U.S. Military Will Defend Taiwan if Attacked
Surprising even his own staff, the U.S. president overshadowed the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity.
Crown Enters End Game in A$8.9 Billion Sale to Blackstone
Australia's largest casino operator moves into final talks with Blackstone, and the board encourages investors to approve deal.
Geopolitical Tensions Could Prove Positive for Defense Stocks
The Pacific is not unique in terms of governments shoring up defense capabilities, including major purchases from U.S.-based companies.
Will Asia Catch Back Up in 2022?
It was a disappointing year for Asian equities. Here's what to look for this year.
Institutional Property Investors Skittish About Asian Prospects in 2022
Institutional investors into Asian real estate say they're bullish heading into next year, but their investment intentions demonstrate a distinct lack of appetite for risk.
Australia Mulls Legal Change to Make Company Meetings All-Online
The Australian government is working on a bill that would allow companies to hold 'hybrid' physical-and-digital corporate meetings.
Savage September Sees Sizable Stock Losses in East Asia
However, mainland Chinese stocks were some of the most stable in the region, something of a surprise given power outages and systemic financial risk.
Not-So-Hot Thursday, Why Growth Will Stall, Unrelenting Virus, Snap Snapshot
Plus, what could be next out of the central banks and Congress and how it could affect Treasuries.
Australia Fires WTO Complaint Over Wine at China
Public perceptions of China are at an all-time low in Australia, while on trade the country is lodging its second WTO complaint over Chinese tariffs.