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Apple, Samsung, Nvidia and Intel to Invest in SoftBank Group-Owned Chip Firm Arm at IPO: Report
Apple and Samsung Electronics will invest in SoftBank Group-owned chip designer Arm at its initial public offering (IPO), expected in September, Japan's Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday. Reuters reported in June that Arm was in talks with some ten companies - including Apple, Samsung and Intel - with the aim of bringing on one or more anchor in...
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Toshiba Accepts $15 Billion Buyout Bid From Private Equity Firm Japan Industrial Partners
Toshiba accepted a $15.3 billion (roughly Rs. 1.25 lakh crore) buyout offer from a Japanese consortium, the Nikkei newspaper reported, as the iconic conglomerate moved a step closer to ending a troubled chapter in its more-than-140-year history. The Tokyo-based company’s board approved on Thursday a bid of about CNY 2 trillion ($15.3 billion) fro...
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Apple Asks Suppliers To Shift Some AirPods Production To India: Report
Apple Inc is asking its suppliers to move some AirPods and Beats headphone production to India for the first time, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Amazon Eyes Entering Japan Prescription Drug Market: Report
Amazon.com Inc is considering entering the prescription drug sales market in Japan, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday.
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Apple To Produce Fewer iPhones, AirPods As Demand Falls: Report
Apple Inc is planning to lower iPhone and AirPod production due to a demand slowdown caused by the Ukraine crisis and rising inflation, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday, citing sources briefed on the matter.
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Apple Said to Work With Chinese Suppliers for iPhone 13 Series
Apple is working with more Chinese suppliers to produce its upcoming iPhone 13 series, Japan's Nikkei newspaper has said.
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With Eye On China, Quad Nations To Tie Up In Rare Earths: Report
The United States, Japan, India and Australia will work together to secure rare earth metals that are essential to the production of electric car motors and other products, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Toyota Aims To Build Record 9.2 Million Vehicles This Year
Japan's Toyota Motor Corp plans record high global production of 9.2 million vehicles this year, up about 2% from 2019's pre-coronavirus output, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Friday.
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Ex-Renault Boss Says Arrest Was Result Of "Plot And Treason": Report
Detained auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn believes his arrest and the charges against him are the result of a "plot and treason" at his former employer Nissan, he told the Nikkei newspaper on Wednesday.
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Kim Jong-Un Told China He Wants To Resume Six-Party Disarmament Talks: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Chinese President Xi Jinping during talks in Beijing last week that he agreed to return to six-party talks on his nation's nuclear programme and missile tests, the Nikkei newspaper said on Thursday.
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Softbank Mulls $18 billion IPO Of Mobile Phone Business: Report
SoftBank plans to apply to the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the IPO as early as spring, which falls between March and May, and aims to debut the shares in Tokyo and elsewhere, possibly London, around autumn, a newspaper report said
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Nissan To Name CEO Carlos Ghosn As Chairman Of Mitsubishi Motors: Report
Nissan Motor Co Ltd will appoint its chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, as chairman of Mitsubishi Motors Corp as Japan's second-biggest automaker is set to buy 34 per cent of its smaller peer, the Nikkei newspaper reported.
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Financial Times Journalists Vote to Strike Over Pension Changes
Journalists at Britain's Financial Times have voted to take strike action over changes to the group's pensions after the sale of the newspaper to Japan's Nikkei, the National Union of Journalists said.
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South Korea Foreign Minister Arrives in Japan For First Visit
South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-Se arrived in Japan today on his first visit since taking office, as the two countries mark 50 years of diplomatic relations despite current strains.
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Panasonic Closes TV Plant in China, to Sell Mexican Factory: Report
Panasonic was forced to stop production due to a sharp drop in prices, Nikkei newspaper reported.
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Apple, Samsung, Nvidia and Intel to Invest in SoftBank Group-Owned Chip Firm Arm at IPO: Report
Apple and Samsung Electronics will invest in SoftBank Group-owned chip designer Arm at its initial public offering (IPO), expected in September, Japan's Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday. Reuters reported in June that Arm was in talks with some ten companies - including Apple, Samsung and Intel - with the aim of bringing on one or more anchor in...
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Toshiba Accepts $15 Billion Buyout Bid From Private Equity Firm Japan Industrial Partners
Toshiba accepted a $15.3 billion (roughly Rs. 1.25 lakh crore) buyout offer from a Japanese consortium, the Nikkei newspaper reported, as the iconic conglomerate moved a step closer to ending a troubled chapter in its more-than-140-year history. The Tokyo-based company’s board approved on Thursday a bid of about CNY 2 trillion ($15.3 billion) fro...
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Apple Asks Suppliers To Shift Some AirPods Production To India: Report
Apple Inc is asking its suppliers to move some AirPods and Beats headphone production to India for the first time, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Amazon Eyes Entering Japan Prescription Drug Market: Report
Amazon.com Inc is considering entering the prescription drug sales market in Japan, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday.
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Apple To Produce Fewer iPhones, AirPods As Demand Falls: Report
Apple Inc is planning to lower iPhone and AirPod production due to a demand slowdown caused by the Ukraine crisis and rising inflation, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday, citing sources briefed on the matter.
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Apple Said to Work With Chinese Suppliers for iPhone 13 Series
Apple is working with more Chinese suppliers to produce its upcoming iPhone 13 series, Japan's Nikkei newspaper has said.
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With Eye On China, Quad Nations To Tie Up In Rare Earths: Report
The United States, Japan, India and Australia will work together to secure rare earth metals that are essential to the production of electric car motors and other products, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Toyota Aims To Build Record 9.2 Million Vehicles This Year
Japan's Toyota Motor Corp plans record high global production of 9.2 million vehicles this year, up about 2% from 2019's pre-coronavirus output, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Friday.
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Ex-Renault Boss Says Arrest Was Result Of "Plot And Treason": Report
Detained auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn believes his arrest and the charges against him are the result of a "plot and treason" at his former employer Nissan, he told the Nikkei newspaper on Wednesday.
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Kim Jong-Un Told China He Wants To Resume Six-Party Disarmament Talks: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Chinese President Xi Jinping during talks in Beijing last week that he agreed to return to six-party talks on his nation's nuclear programme and missile tests, the Nikkei newspaper said on Thursday.
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Softbank Mulls $18 billion IPO Of Mobile Phone Business: Report
SoftBank plans to apply to the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the IPO as early as spring, which falls between March and May, and aims to debut the shares in Tokyo and elsewhere, possibly London, around autumn, a newspaper report said
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Nissan To Name CEO Carlos Ghosn As Chairman Of Mitsubishi Motors: Report
Nissan Motor Co Ltd will appoint its chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, as chairman of Mitsubishi Motors Corp as Japan's second-biggest automaker is set to buy 34 per cent of its smaller peer, the Nikkei newspaper reported.
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Financial Times Journalists Vote to Strike Over Pension Changes
Journalists at Britain's Financial Times have voted to take strike action over changes to the group's pensions after the sale of the newspaper to Japan's Nikkei, the National Union of Journalists said.
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South Korea Foreign Minister Arrives in Japan For First Visit
South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-Se arrived in Japan today on his first visit since taking office, as the two countries mark 50 years of diplomatic relations despite current strains.
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Panasonic Closes TV Plant in China, to Sell Mexican Factory: Report
Panasonic was forced to stop production due to a sharp drop in prices, Nikkei newspaper reported.
