Japan is to ask tech companies based in the US to share previously undisclosed vulnerability information, Nikkei reports citing sources
Newsquawk Staff ·
Japan is to ask tech companies based in the US to share previously undisclosed vulnerability information, Nikkei reports citing sources.
Sources
- Indonesia former president Jokowi's son Gibran resigns as Indonesia's Vice President
- Indonesia VP has resigned, according to reports citing political sources
- China October vehicle sales fell by 9.2% Y/Y vs prev. decline of 8.4% in September
- South Korea will extend fuel tax cuts for two months to end-January
- Chinese banks have reportedly sharply increased USD deposit rates in recent weeks, with some rates exceeding 4%, while exporters are hoarding dollar cash, according to sources
Related headlines
- China's CPCA reports October passenger vehicle sales of 1.65mln units, down 27.3% Y/Y3 days ago
- The Japanese government reportedly begins discussions on a subsidy programme to partially cover cybersecurity costs for regional banks, with a budget expected to total several billion yen, Kyodo reports3 days ago
- Market stabilisation measures are evolving into a long-term component of the country's financial governance framework, moving beyond temporary responses to short-term market volatility, according to China Securities Times3 days ago
- Taiwan's national fund to activate market stabilisation measures6 days ago
- Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs says authorities are considering removing the cap on IDR conversion under foreign exchange retention rules6 days ago
- Japanese parties agree to vote on tax cut and cash benefit bills later on Friday, Kyodo reports6 days ago
- MSCI Chairman says the implementation of South Korea’s regulatory reforms is essential for its developed-market reclassification6 days ago
- Japanese PM Takaichi says proceeds from the BoJ ETF sales reflects Japan's economic growth and should be used to promote further growth and a virtuous economic cycle6 days ago
- Japanese PM Takaichi says market volatility is affecting global markets and is watching developments carefully6 days ago
- Japan's PM Takaichi says the government is considering support payments for over 30% of workers, with eligibility potentially expanded beyond the JPY 3.5mln annual income threshold6 days ago
- Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says they will show tax cut funding source during the budget process and has lodged a protest to Russia regarding Japan Tobacco (2914 JT)6 days ago
- Japan approves JPY 10bln reserve fund use for cybersecurity6 days ago
- China Vice Premier He Lifeng urges enhanced financial support for AI and computing6 days ago
- China's Auto Industry Body CPCA says Tesla (TSLA) sold 67,829 China-made vehicles in Oct (prev. 95,366 M/M)Nov 03
- PBoC pledges to enhance stock market support measures by expanding participation in its swap facility for securities firms, funds and insurers, moderately lowering swap fees and conducting operations when appropriateNov 02