Stephenson Harwood has appointed a new head of Asia tech and IP – a strategic move to supercharge the firm’s innovation and digital capabilities across the region, Law.asia reports in a recent leadership update
Asian tech stocks tumbled as investors wrestled with the pull of costly AI investments against shrinking profits. A sudden jump in U.S. yields reignited fears that stretched valuations and slowing regional growth could collide
Jardine sounds the alarm: Asia’s data-centre boom is now at risk as shifting US tech and trade policies create mounting regulatory uncertainty that could choke off investment and derail the region’s long-term growth
Analysts warn that Asia’s big bet on AI could backfire: if the boom stalls, export-driven tech hubs and vulnerable labor markets face growing exposure and economic pain
Uzbekistan is launching a bold new enterprise regime to lure global tech giants-offering deep tax breaks, streamlined regulatory pathways and fast-track incentives-as it races to become the region’s premier digital innovation hub
SoftBank plunged more than 8% as a global tech sell-off – echoing steep losses on Wall Street – swept through markets. The rout reflected rising investor anxiety that lofty valuations and the threat of higher interest rates could trigger deeper pain across the sector
Asian tech stocks tumbled on Thursday after a fresh wave of volatility in AI-linked names swept through the region, spooking investors into trimming positions and locking in profits amid rising concern that valuations have become overstretched
Korean tech shares spearheaded a broad Asian market rally as chipmakers surged on a wave of AI-driven demand, while investors homed in on the yen amid fresh speculation that the Bank of Japan might intervene
Asian stocks climbed amid lingering global unease after Citrini’s stark warning of an AI-driven dystopia rattled Western markets – a clear sign of the widening split between cautious risk appetite and unabashed tech optimism
Asian tech stocks pulled back after AI-linked names slid on Wall Street, led by a 10% plunge in South Korea’s SK Hynix that dragged down regional chipmakers and dented broader market sentiment
Eastspring Investments has launched an actively managed Asia Technology Innovation Fund, targeting long-term growth in Asia’s rapidly expanding innovation and digital transformation ecosystem.
Asian tech stocks plunged as renewed scrutiny of DUV chip tools and convoluted circular share deals unnerved investors, laying bare regulatory vulnerabilities and igniting a sweeping regional sell-off
TechNode is launching into Central Asia – a strategic leap that expands its global tech footprint and delivers sharper, boots-on-the-ground coverage of a fast-rising innovation hotspot
U.S. tech stocks rebound, lifting Wall Street and setting a positive tone for Asia, while traders remain on high alert for potential yen intervention amid renewed currency volatility.
Asia’s tech stocks slid on Friday, with Japan’s Nikkei sinking to its weakest level since June and Chinese AI names pulling back, as investors reevaluated growth prospects and the global interest-rate outlook
If the conflict in Iran drags on, Asia’s tech lifelines could fray – from fragile semiconductor supply chains to energy-hungry data centres – driving up costs, delaying production and rattling the globe’s digital infrastructure
Thailand’s baht is back under the microscope as policymakers consider tighter controls, the SET’s near-term outlook cools, and Asia’s tech sector flashes mixed signals about the region’s growth prospects
Asia’s tech stocks jumped after CNBC reported that former President Trump paused tariffs on Canada and Mexico – a move that eased trade tensions and lifted investor confidence