Shares in LVMH dropped 8% on Tuesday morning after the French luxury giant reported an unexpected fall in first-quarter sales, triggering a sharp reaction across the European luxury sector.LVMH, which owns flagship brands including Louis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon and Hennessy, reported a 3% year-on-year decline in revenue for the…
Singapore has officially entered election season as President Tharman Shanmugaratnam dissolved parliament on Tuesday, acting on the advice of…
Japan’s competition watchdog has ordered Google to stop prioritising its search engine and browser on Android smartphones in a…
In a further escalation to the trade war with the US, China has instructed its airlines to suspend all…
Asian markets traded higher on Monday, boosted by US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a pause on tariffs affecting…
A recently announced pause on steep US tariffs for certain Chinese electronics, including smartphones and laptops, appears to be…
The specter of costly trade tariffs, once a painful memory for businesses like UK advanced materials manufacturer Goodfellow, has…
European stock markets kicked off the week on a positive note Monday, as investors grasped onto a sliver of…
China’s exports jumped by 12.4% in March, hitting a five-month high as manufacturers raced to ship goods ahead of…