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Malaysian state energy company’s Netherlands businesses targeted as part of $15bn compensation claim
Washington and Tokyo are working to diversify semiconductor production away from China
There is some historical irony in America lecturing ‘Japan Inc’ about active support for industry
With new cars in short supply, AI is shaping a booming second hand market
Every workplace has them. Here’s why
World leaders gather to bid farewell to divisive leader who introduced Abenomics
Sterling falls below $1.07 despite central bank and government reassurances about interest rates and stable finances
UK, Switzerland, Norway and South Africa all raise rates in wake of Fed move
Move follows pledge by BoJ to continue with ultra-loose policy despite rate rises elsewhere
Masayoshi Son will visit Seoul in October to explore tie-up for UK chip designer
Country’s sensitivity to fluctuations has shifted since the currency last traded this low in the 1990s
Storm makes landfall near city of Kagoshima, cutting electricity for thousands and damaging buildings
It is now cheap for Japanese companies to ‘reshore’ production, but automation is key
Goldman Sachs forecasts zero growth for industry over next five years on shifting Chinese demographics
UK prime minister to push for talks with Japanese owner of British tech company
Beijing wants to become less dependent on the west — and especially on its technology. But how realistic is this self-sufficiency goal in a connected world?
Rate check signals high level of alarm and often precedes direct currency interventions
Stance on remote work can be viewed as resistance to broader change
This year’s Tokyo Game Show will reveal an industry itching for deeper globalisation
Without immediate agricultural reforms, the country is vulnerable to an intensifying global food crisis
South Korea’s won reaches lowest level since 2009 as selling in Asian currencies picks up steam
Strong US economic data widen gap between borrowing costs in the two countries
Rahm Emanuel says supply chain upheaval and concern about China are pushing companies to America
Technological relics are the wrong target in the government’s campaign against bureaucracy and conformity
Analysts say reopening the country to tourism could herald a shift in currency flows
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