President Donald Trump recently lashed out at Walmart, demanding the retail giant absorb the costs of his tariff hikes instead of passing them on to consumers.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and world-renowned designer Sir Jony Ive have pulled back the curtain on their secret collaboration—a new class of AI-powered devices.

The Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Company (Meralco) is planting deeper roots in Mindanao—bringing with it the promise of reliable energy, technical education, and regional empowerment.

top automaker, BYD, has been telling investors since late last year that it aims for half of its sales to come from international markets by 2030.

China has warned all parties involved in the sale of Panama Canal ports by Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison to exercise “caution.”

Mercedes-Benz made it official this week: it will begin producing its GLC SUV in the United States.

Guidance from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) could spell trouble for Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Bristol Myers Squibb, and other major drugmakers.

Suzuki Motor’s car exports from India rose 18% to a record high of 333,000 vehicles for the fiscal year ending March, though sales in the key South Asian market remained flat.

On a recent weekend in Singapore’s Tiong Bahru Plaza, yellow shipping containers transformed into eye-catching retail displays drew hundreds of Gen Z shoppers.

Intel is expanding its graphics chip offerings with the debut of its Arc Pro B50 and B60 series workstation cards.

Snoopy fans, buckle up—Taiwan’s premier luxury airline, STARLUX Airlines, is taking its wildly successful PEANUTS™-themed inflight experience beyond Asia and across the Pacific.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) today issued a fresh warning to the public about fraudulent gaming certifications allegedly tied to Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation.

Bain Capital is in advanced discussions to acquire contract drug manufacturer PCI Pharma Services in a deal that would value the company at approximately $10 billion.

A strike by New Jersey Transit train engineers has brought commuter rail services to a halt, affecting an estimated 350,000 daily riders.

Apple showcased its latest sci-fi vision by announcing that users of its products may one day be able to control them with brain signals.

Microsoft has begun laying off nearly 6,000 employees—roughly 3% of its 228,000-person workforce—as part of a broad restructuring.

Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will supply semiconductors to Saudi Arabian artificial intelligence company Humain for a massive $10 billion data center project.

Another electric vehicle maker appears to be on the brink of collapse, the latest in a growing trend of EV startups failing to break through in a crowded marketplace

UnitedHealth Group has withdrawn its 2025 outlook and announced the resignation of CEO Andrew Witty, less than a month after slashing its guidance.

Seventeen individuals including a prominent Thai construction magnate surrendered to police on criminal negligence charges in connection with the fatal collapse of a Bangkok high-rise during the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar.

Seventeen years after disrupting the hotel industry, Airbnb is now competing with it on services—without requiring a booking.

Hundreds of Starbucks Corp. employees have walked off the job to protest the company’s new dress code, with more strikes likely in the coming days.

Walmart has posted a mixed quarterly report morning as it navigates President Trump’s tariffs. Its Q1 revenue rose 2.5% to $165.6 billion, missing Wall Street expectations of $166.02 billion.

China’s Xiaomi is seeing a slump in new orders for its SU7 electric sedan, analysts said, as the company and its charismatic CEO grapple with a growing consumer backlash that now threatens its runaway sales success.