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TOKYO -- Japan will help the Philippines build a 5G network as part of efforts by Tokyo to provide an alternative to Chinese technology for the Indo-Pacific region's infrastructure, Nikkei has learned.
MANILA -- The Philippines and U.S. are set to hold a meeting of their top diplomatic and defense officials in Manila in "late July," Nikkei Asia has learned, in a bid to bolster ties in the face of China's maritime aggression.
Asia-Pacific markets were set to open mixed on Friday, as investors awaited key economic data out of Japan as well as U.S. inflation reading for clues on the two countries' monetary policy path.
JERUSELEM -- Israel's Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat told Nikkei that Qatar should "immediately" withdraw from its role as a mediator of cease-fire negotiations with Hamas.
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TOKYO -- Australia's wool supply faces challenges as many producers are considering pulling out of the business as prices dip to about half their pre-pandemic peak, the head of Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) told Nikkei Asia.
TOKYO -- Leading Japanese retailer Aeon will take on 4,000 skilled foreign workers groupwide by fiscal 2030 amid severe labor shortages in Japan's food service sector, Nikkei has learned.
TOKYO -- Sumitomo Pharma is considering laying off employees in its home market of Japan as early as this fiscal year, new President Toru Kimura told Nikkei, as the loss of U.S. exclusivity rights on the Latuda schizophrenia drug drags down its earnings.