Asian shares regain ground as Trump faces pushback on tariffs

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Asian shares regain ground as Trump faces pushback on tariffs

TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares regained ground on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump faced growing pressure from political allies to pull back from proposed steel and aluminum tariffs, easing investor worries about an imminent trade war.
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The Lawyer Who Wants to Make Silicon Valley a Safe Space for Conservatives

On a recent night in San Francisco, the woman representing the Google engineer famously fired for arguing women aren't genetically suited to work in tech doesn't have it in her to attend a dinner of her peers. Those peers—other San Francisco judges and attorneys—run the spectrum, in her view, from
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Bruce Orcutt

Bruce Orcutt is senior vice president of global marketing for ABBYY, which provides intelligent capture solutions. He is responsible for the market strategy of ABBYY's complete range of AI-based technologies and solutions that transform business documents and content into business value.
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KPMG Acts Globally But Keeps Scandals Local

Accounting firm KPMG is under fire over three different scandals in the U.S., South Africa and the U.K. Or is it? KPMG does face trouble on three fronts—but technically it is happening at three legally separate firms. KPMG LLP, a New York-based U.S. partnership, is dealing with the indictment of former
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Accounting roundup: FRC wrongly told companies to pay voluntary levy

The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) is seeking to address problems with accounting for pension plans that are linked to an asset return, such as defined contribution (DC) or collective DC (CDC) schemes. The IASB agreed to conduct outreach on a narrow-scope fix to its pensions
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