‘We’re desperate to see her’: buzz in Japan as Taylor Swift begins Asia tour
Swifties splurging on tickets, merchandise, food and other related activities during the four-day concerts in Tokyo projected to reach US$230 million.
Japan tech firms face fierce competition for global talent amid skills shortage
In Japan, 3 in 4 technology hiring managers found recruitment to be ‘very’ or ‘quite’ competitive last year, according to a report by Morgan McKinley.
In Japan, 3 in 4 technology hiring managers found recruitment to be ‘very’ or ‘quite’ competitive last year, according to a report by Morgan McKinley.
South Korea lawmakers urge tougher laws after alleged theft of warplane secrets
Indonesian engineers are under investigation for allegedly trying to remove a USB device containing information on the South Korean-made KF-21 fighter jet.
Indonesian engineers are under investigation for allegedly trying to remove a USB device containing information on the South Korean-made KF-21 fighter jet.
Is South Korea ‘adopting Japanese narratives’ on disputed islets under Yoon?
Critics have accused the South Korean government of playing into Japan’s narrative on Dokdo, which Tokyo claims as the Takeshima islands, amid pressure from Washington for the two to set aside their historical quarrels.
Critics have accused the South Korean government of playing into Japan’s narrative on Dokdo, which Tokyo claims as the Takeshima islands, amid pressure from Washington for the two to set aside their historical quarrels.
In South Korea, Samsung boss acquitted in succession suit related to 2015 merger
The ruling could ease the legal troubles surrounding the Samsung heir, less than two years after he was pardoned of a separate conviction of bribery in a corruption scandal that helped topple a previous South Korean government.
The ruling could ease the legal troubles surrounding the Samsung heir, less than two years after he was pardoned of a separate conviction of bribery in a corruption scandal that helped topple a previous South Korean government.