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Mercari, a rare example of a Japanese unicorn, is now worth more than $7 billion after going public in 2013

Hunting For Unicorns: Japan Start-ups See Hope On Horizon

Despite being the world's third-largest economy, Japan is far behind the United States and China when it comes to producing "unicorns" -- new companies valued at more than $1 billion in private funding.

Trump Makes Several Bizarre Statements In First Rally Since COVID-19 Diagnosis

US President Donald Trump denounces refugees during a rally in Duluth, Minnesota on September 30, 2020.

President Donald Trump made numerous bizarre statements during his first rally since he was diagnosed with COVID-19, railing against political foes and riffing on familiar themes.

First US Coronavirus Reinfection Case Found In Nevada, Scientists Confirm

India's economy has been devastated by the coronavirus epidemic, but the government has announced plans for loans to encourage spending

The 25-year-old patient experienced a second bout of coronavirus after initially recovering from the virus a month earlier.

Floods lead a near doubling of disaster events from 1980 to 1999 compared to 2000 to 2019, according to a report by the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.

Climate Change Spurs Doubling Of Disasters Since 2000: UN

Climate change spurs doubling of disasters since 2000: UN

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Apple To Ship Your Orders From Its Stores To Ensure Day-After Delivery

To make the most out of its retail stores amid the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, Apple will use them as distribution centers for orders placed within a 100 miles from the stores.

Protesters hold photos of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig in Vancouver in March 2019. The pair have now been detained in China for nearly two years and face charges of spying

China Bristles At Canada Over Duo Detained On Spy Charges

China bristles at Canada over duo detained on spy charges

Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam was originally due to make an annual policy speech on Wednesday

Hong Kong Leader Postpones Policy Speech After Beijing Summons

Hong Kong leader postpones policy speech after Beijing summons

Turnout was over 85 percent, according to the Central Electoral Commission

Tajikistan's Strongman Leader Wins Re-election

Tajikistan's strongman leader wins re-election

China To Test Whole City Of 9m As Europe Rolls Out New Virus Rules

China to test whole city of 9m as Europe rolls out new virus rules

A protest in Vancouver calling for the release of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who are being detained by China

Canadian Detained In China 'Relieved' By Virtual Visit

Canadian detained in China 'relieved' by virtual visit

Analysts believe North Korea's new ICBM is the largest road-mobile, liquid-fuelled missile anywhere in the world

Kim Throws Down Gauntlet With Huge New ICBM: Analysts

Kim throws down gauntlet with huge new ICBM: analysts

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks with his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif, during which he reiterated Beijing's support for Tehran

China Backs Iran Nuclear Deal, Calls For New MidEast Forum

China backs Iran nuclear deal, calls for new MidEast forum

Rakhmon was a former collective farm boss

Tajik 'Leader Of Nation' Seeks To Extend 28-year Rule

Tajik 'leader of nation' seeks to extend 28-year rule

A handout image from a video released by Apple shows CEO Tim Cook at an event on September 15, 2020 in Cupertino, California; the company is expected to unveil a much anticipated iPhone 12 tuned to the 5G networks taking root around the world

5G IPhone Expected To Star At Apple Event

5G iPhone expected to star at Apple event

Thousands of goose-stepping soldiers are expected to pack into Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square, named for North Korea's founder, under the gaze of his grandson Kim Jong Un

North Korea Displays Huge New ICBM At Coronavirus-defying Parade

North Korea showed off a gigantic new intercontinental ballistic missile Saturday that analysts described as the biggest of its kind in the world, as the nuclear-armed country defied the coronavirus threat with thousands of maskless troops taking part in a military parade.

Will Tesla Continue To See Demand Or Is Another Price Cut On The Way?

Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants the electric carmaker to eventually produce 20 million vehicles a year.

Watchtowers on a high-security facility at what is believed to be a re-education camp in China's Xinjiang region

Xinjiang Camps: US Blocks Some Goods From China Over Slave Labor Concerns

The Trump administration, in its latest trade action against China, restricted the import of some Chinese goods made in the western province of Xinjiang, accusing their makers of using forced labor.