Malaysia reportedly seeks $7.5 billion in reparations from Goldman Sachs
Malaysia is seeking $7.5 billion in reparations from Goldman Sachs Group Inc over its dealings with scandal-linked state fund 1MDB, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing the country’s finance minister.
China sees cyber espionage as a ‘necessary’ part of its national strategy, expert says
Beijing sees cyber espionage as necessary for China’s national progress and will not stop the practice on current terms, an expert told CNBC after the U.S. announced hacking charges against two Chinese nationals.
JP Morgan outlines three reasons to buy Asia stocks
Asian shares have had a wild ride in 2018, with major markets set to end the year in negative territory. But according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management, they’re still attractive.
UK’s Gatwick airport reopens after drone sightings force shutdown
Britain’s Gatwick Airport said early Friday it was currently working with airlines and air traffic controllers to introduce a limited number of flights over the coming hours.
How to move apartments on a budget
No car? No sweat. Many city residents have the same issue, and still find a way.
As Walmart takes on China’s booming delivery market, it’s going for a smaller store
With the rapid rise of China’s delivery market, Walmart is trying an experiment — a smaller store and a local partnership with logistics firm Dada-JD Daojia.
Ghosn: Auto tycoon re-arrested on new charges
A day ago it looked as if he could be freed on bail, but a new charge means he will remain in prison.
How chewing gum became a million dollar idea
The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how chewing gum became a million dollar idea.
‘Intimacy plus’: Is that what makes podcasts so popular?
Podcasts have become fashionable, but why did it take so long and can you make a living from them?
UK car production tumbles in November
Weak demand in the UK and export markets sees car output fall 20% in November from a year earlier.