Toyota tanked 1.94 percent to 2,019.5 yen after announcing that half-year net profit dropped 23 percent. However, the top-selling automaker...

A resurgent coronavirus forced Japan to declare a state of emergency in the capital.

Thousands of private companies and some universities have joined the vaccination drive, complementing the government's effort to prioritize...

Oyo has been among the hardest-hit in SoftBank’s global portfolio of sharing economy outfits. It slashed its regional presence in Japan by ...

The company’s expansion proved overly aggressive and it was scaling back even before the coronavirus outbreak, slashing staff in China by a...

The company is more vulnerable because of missteps at the Vision Fund, the $100 billion investment vehicle that Son set up to become the ne...

The coronavirus outbreak has contributed to a dramatic retrenchment in China, where Oyo is cutting about half of its staff. The company is ...

The shortfall signals more trouble ahead for SoftBank and one of its most highly touted investments.

Paytm Mall saw its financials deteriorate with a loss of Rs 1,787.55 cr on total revenue of Rs 774.86 cr in FY18.

In deal after deal, SoftBank's Masayoshi Son presses to meet founders face to face and encourage them to take more money than they want.

Vijay Shekhar Sharma-led Paytm is in advanced stages of discussions to raise up to $1.9 billion in fresh funding from Japan’s Soft-Bank tha...

BASEBALL-SOUTHKOREA/LEE:Baseball-South Korea's Giants shell out for slugger Lee

The social media giant has six new emoticons. We have more, inspired by corporate titans.

Slick videos show that a plastic tablet-sized display can fold into a phone before getting tucked back into a shirt pocket.

“A lot of people look at ecommerce as a sub-set of the retail pie, we say no,” said Idi Srinivas Murthy, vice-president for marketing at Sn...

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In India though, reaching far-flung buyers is a challenge made worse by the fact that most have, so far, preferred to pay by cash.