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Exclusive: Intel urges PC makers to use cutting-edge CPUs amid shortage

Takeda engaged in antitrust scheme to delay generic constipation drug: U.S. jury

The verdict is the ​first time ‌a jury has found a pharmaceutical company liable in class-action litigation over what is called a "pay-for-delay" agreement with generic rivals.

夢舞台で熱唱　青森ご当地アイドル「りんご娘」が1万人ライブ

Nissan eyes exporting Chinese-made electric vehicles to Canada

The Japanese carmaker aims to tap demand for low-cost, electrified vehicles manufactured in conjunction with Dongfeng Motor Group in several markets.

Mouse plague drives Australia to allow potent bait to save crops

The economic impact from mice can be widespread as they can attack emerging crops, devour and soil stored grain, and damage machinery and infrastructure by chewing through cables.

映画の推し事:カンヌで「箱の中の羊」上映　「深く考えないで演じた」大悟が大絶賛

focus プロ野球:西武の新人守護神・岩城颯空が顔をしかめる「一番嫌だった試合」

上皇ご夫妻が神奈川・葉山で静養　2025年秋は海岸の散策も

Japanese favorability toward U.S. falls below 30%, survey finds

Negative views of the Trump administration might have contributed to the decline, particularly following its military strikes on Iran and the resulting energy crisis.

道化師姿で病気の子ども笑顔に　「ホスピタル・クラウン」20年

貼るカイロを変革するか　繊維製品にだけつくフィルムを東レが開発

Japan's GDP expands an annualized 2.1% in Q1, beating estimates

India pushes $10bn Great Nicobar infra project near Malacca Strait

船長「生徒にハンドル持たせた」　辺野古沖転覆、事故前の乗船中に

高市首相、韓国へ出発　李大統領の故郷で会談　エネルギー協力で議論

イーロン・マスク氏のオープンAI訴訟、米地裁が訴え棄却し敗訴

Japan to strengthen cyber defense for critical infrastructure

Japan's cybersecurity minister Hisashi Matsumoto said the government would work to build the "world's highest" cyber resilience.

Health workers race to contain Congo’s fast-spreading Ebola outbreak

While Congo has experience tackling Ebola, the late detection and quick spread of this outbreak have alarmed health experts.

「あまおう」餌にサクラマス養殖　西鉄が共同開発、試験販売へ

UNDP head warns of food shortages amid surging fertilizer prices

High energy prices, inflation and the resulting instability will persist "at least until the end of the year," UNDP Administrator Alexander De Croo also said in an interview in Tokyo.