0.0 00 Missing link: Japan's facility operators slow to join infrastructure export drive TOKYO — Japan is among the slew of countries eager to supply infrastructure technologies to developing Asia, but its efforts are notable in part …

0.0 00 Fintech's rise: Japan's Zuu attracts 400m yen from US fund TOKYO — Zuu, a startup based in Tokyo that runs asset management websites, will soon receive 400 million yen ($3.3 million) in capital from U.S. …

0.0 00 First meeting in 19 months: Japan seeks to revive territorial talks with Russia MOSCOW — Japan is resolved to resume stalled negotiations with Russia over a decadeslong territorial row, visiting Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida …

0.0 00 Malaysian market wrap: Shares, ringgit fall to one-week lows as risk appetite remains low KUALA LUMPUR (NewsRise) — Malaysian shares fell for a third day Tuesday, tracking losses in most other Southeast Asian indexes, …

0.0 00 Mohamed A. El-Erian: Refugees and Reform in Europe LAGUNA BEACH — There is a simple truth beneath the growing human tragedy of Europe’s refugee crisis, and the European Union cannot address the massive influx …

0.0 00 Tony Tyler: Asia's aviation infrastructure challenge By 2034, 7.3 billion airline passengers globally are expected to take to the skies. That is more than double the 3.5 billion passengers that will travel by air …

0.0 00 ADB trims GDP forecast: Developing Asia to grow at slowest pace since 2001 HONG KONG — Developing Asia this year will grow at its slowest pace since 2001, according to an updated forecast by …

0.0 00 Help for moms, too: Japan plans subsidies for paternity leave TOKYO — The Japanese government will introduce subsidies for companies that let fathers take time off to care for their young children, part of …

0.0 00 Middle East crisis: EU ministers approve plan to share 120,000 refugees BRUSSELS/PARIS — Ministers from European Union nations approved a plan Tuesday to take in 120,000 refugees fleeing the Middle East, even as the …

0.0 00 Apple cybersecurity compromised: Many Chinese apps for iPhone found with malware SILICON VALLEY — A wide variety of apps downloaded from Apple’s App Store, many of them Chinese, have been found to be infected with malware …