Missile maker Raytheon boosts production as US military stresses readiness
The military contractor has seen an increase in demand for missiles, bombs and defense systems.
Abe to order extra Japan budget to accelerate economic agenda: sources
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will order his cabinet next week to compile an extra budget by year-end to give impetus to his economic agenda after his ruling bloc's election win, government sources told Reuters on Thursday.
Abe to order extra Japan budget to accelerate economic agenda: sources
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will order his cabinet next week to compile an extra budget by year-end to give impetus to his economic agenda after his ruling bloc's election win, government sources told Reuters on Thursday.
US demonstrates to North Korea that military option is on the table
Nuclear North Korea
India defends ties with North Korea in talks with Tillerson
India's foreign minister defended the country's ties with North Korea and Iran during talks on Wednesday with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson aimed at building robust relations between the two giant democracies.
India defends ties with North Korea in talks with Tillerson
India's foreign minister defended the country's ties with North Korea and Iran during talks on Wednesday with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson aimed at building robust relations between the two giant democracies.
Toyota confirms it will scale back Mexico plant
Toyota confirmed reports it will scale back its investment in a new plant in Mexico by $700 billion.
China defends its trade with North Korea as permitted by UN
China on Monday defended its growing trade with North Korea as permitted by U.N. Security Council sanctions that say they should avoid hurting "humanitarian needs."
China defends its trade with North Korea as permitted by UN
China on Monday defended its growing trade with North Korea as permitted by U.N. Security Council sanctions that say they should avoid hurting "humanitarian needs."
Abe to push reform of Japan's pacifist constitution after election win
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc was headed for a big win in Sunday's election, bolstering his chance of becoming the nation's longest-serving premier and re-energising his push to revise the pacifist constitution.
Apple hit with trademark lawsuit over iPhone X 'animoji' feature
A Japanese software company is suing Apple in a U.S. court over the trademark for the term 'animoji.'
Sebastian Gorka to North Korea: Do not test Trump
North Korea nuclear threat
Malaysia in talks with US firm Ocean Infinity to resume MH370 search
Malaysia is negotiating with U.S.-based seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity to resume the search for Malaysia Airlines MH370, which vanished three years ago in the southern Indian Ocean with 239 people aboard.
Nissan says to suspend all Japanese car production
Nissan said on Thursday it was suspending all car production in Japan after finding that some final vehicle checks were still being carried out by uncertified inspectors at three of its plants.
Nissan says to suspend all Japanese car production
Nissan said on Thursday it was suspending all car production in Japan after finding that some final vehicle checks were still being carried out by uncertified inspectors at three of its plants.
China's economy has thrived from stealing US trade secrets: Kennedy
It's a Pinko party in Red China as the Communist Congress gathers in Beijing to grant fake free marketeering President Xi Jinping, another five year term.
Trump prepares to visit South Korea amid rising tensions with the North
Nuclear North Korea
Boeing passenger jets have falsely-certified Kobe Steel products: source
Boeing has used Kobe Steel products that include those falsely certified by the Japanese company, a source told Reuters.
Kobe Steel CEO says data-cheating may have spread beyond Japan as government orders probe
General Motors, Toyota, Boeing and other companies are investigating after Kobe Steel admitted to fabricating data.
Toyota seeking to halve Japan car models as domestic market shrinks
Toyota Motor is aiming to halve the number of car models it sells at home by 2025.













