Samsung Electronics came within hours of one of the most disruptive labour walkouts in its history. Nearly 48,000 workers were preparing to begin an 18-day strike on Thursday, threatening production at the world’s biggest memory-chip maker. Then, in a late reversal, government-mediated

The Nikkei 225 Index surged by over 3.5% today, May 21, its best day in weeks, helped by numerous catalysts, including the potential US-Iran deal, foreign buying of Japanese stocks, and the soaring Softbank stock. It jumped to ¥61,940, higher

SoftBank stock staged one of its sharpest rallies in years on Thursday, jumping 20% in Tokyo and adding about $35 billion in market value after Nvidia’s results showed once again how strongly AI is driving global markets. The trigger came from

Wall Street stocks rallied sharply on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging more than 640 points as falling oil prices and easing Treasury yields boosted investor sentiment ahead of Nvidia’s closely watched quarterly earnings report. The Dow climbed 1.3%,