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TAIPEI/SINGAPORE/WUHAN - For Chinese undersea cable maker Wuhan FiberHome International Technologies, being banned by the U.S. government is nothing to worry about. It has, in fact, been good for business.
NARITA, Japan -- Budget carrier Zipair Tokyo is planning to expand its international routes and flight capacity by adding two aircraft every year, the airline's chief said.
GUANGZHOU -- Nissan Motor will start producing electric vehicles for Chinese venture partner Dongfeng Motor in Wuhan by the end of the year, Nikkei has learned.
TOKYO -- Leading Japanese retailer Aeon will hire 4,000 skilled foreign workers groupwide by fiscal 2030 amid severe labor shortages in Japan's food service sector, Nikkei has learned.
TAIPEI -- Japan's semiconductor and electronics industries have the potential to make a comeback, Acer cofounder Stan Shih says.
GUANGZHOU -- Nissan Motor's closure of its newest assembly plant in China is the latest in a series of setbacks suffered by Japanese automakers in an increasingly cutthroat market.
BRUSSELS -- The European Union is seeking security and defense partnerships with Japan and South Korea, a move that could lead to broader joint development projects in the defense industry, Nikkei has learned.
TOKYO -- The yen should not be considered a safe-haven currency and its recent decline against the dollar can only partially be attributed to the Japan-U.S. interest rate gap, Hiroshi Watanabe, former vice minister of finance for international affairs, told Nikkei in a recent interview.