TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese automotive supplier Denso will invest about 500 billion yen ($3.3 billion) in semiconductors by 2030 as aims to triple the scale of its chips business by 2035 from current levels, the company’s president said on Thursday.
Japan prays for a solid-state battery miracle
Ageing, shrinking and decreasingly competitive, Japan has left itself in need of a steady drip of technological miracles. It needs solid-state batteries more than anyone will admit.
Malaysia expects FDI from Japan to exceed $30bn in 2023
Malaysia expects FDI from Japan to reach over $30bn in 2023 after trade between the two countries reached $41.21bn last year.
Malaysia expects FDI from Japan to exceed $30bn in 2023
Malaysia expects FDI from Japan to reach over $30bn in 2023 after trade between the two countries reached $41.21bn last year.
I’m an American teaching at a university in Tokyo. College life is much different in Japan, from admissions to housing.
Admission is harder, sports don’t matter, and dorms and dining halls aren’t common on campus.
Philippine, Japan chambers commit to economic cooperation
Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry has inked a memorandum of understanding with the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in a bid to strengthen economic cooperation between the two …
Japan’s top court strikes down required sterilization surgery to officially change gender
For the 29th year, Out has unveiled its Out100, celebrating individuals making an impact in various sectors including culture, business, politics, and healthcare. TOKYO — Japan’s Supreme Court on …
I’m an American teaching at a university in Tokyo. College life is much different in Japan, from admissions to housing.
Admission is harder, sports don’t matter, and dorms and dining halls aren’t common on campus.
How Japan Is Leading the Race to Regulate Stablecoins
Japan’s new law tries to address one of the biggest fears about major stablecoins: Do issuers really have the assets to back them?
A YouTuber is getting dragged for saying he traveled across Japan for ‘free’ by begging and hiding in train toilets to hitch free rides
YouTube has since removed Fidias Panayiotou’s video “I Travelled Across Japan For Free,” saying that it violated the platform’s community guidelines.