Japan Services Inflation Holds at 3.7% as Wage Costs Persist
Japan's corporate services prices rose 3.7% in September as wage and operating costs kept domestic inflation pressure firm.
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Pakatan Harapan Puts Welfare and Security at Centre of Melaka Campaign
Pakatan Harapan plans to make federal welfare aid and Malaysia's security record central themes in its Melaka election campaign.
Malaysia Reworks JENDELA with Starlink and Small Cells to Close Coverage Gap
Malaysia will combine satellite services and small cells in a multi-year JENDELA revamp aimed at the final 1% of uncovered locations.
CapitaLand Ascott Trust Posts 4% Same-Store Growth in Q3
CapitaLand Ascott Trust recorded 4% same-store operating growth in the third quarter, providing a positive signal from its comparable lodging assets.
Malaysia Moves Toward Nationwide Rules for Short-Term Rentals
Malaysia is finalising nationwide short-term rental guidelines that would require licensed premises and stronger platform verification.
BYD Sales Surge Tests Hyundai’s Grip on South Korea
BYD registrations reached 20,000 in South Korea by September, testing Hyundai and Kia on price, service and electric-vehicle value.
Singapore Factory Growth Slows to 3.4% as Pharma Output Falls
Singapore factory output grew 3.4% in September as electronics and precision engineering gains were tempered by a sharp pharmaceutical fall.
China’s US$3.5 Trillion Stock Rout Tests Earnings Outlook
China's stock sell-off has erased about US$3.5 trillion since May as falling profit forecasts challenge the case for a rapid market rebound.
Singapore Adds AI to Cyber Defence as Transparency Test Grows
Singapore is adopting AI in cyber defence, but the strategy will be judged on human control, critical-system resilience and breach transparency.
US Data-Centre Backlash Raises New Risk for AI Infrastructure Capital
Proposed restrictions across 16 US states are turning electricity, water and community consent into material risks for AI infrastructure capital.