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Tech Latest by Nikkei Asia brings you the newest updates from Asia's technology industry. In this episode, Alice French hears from Cissy Zhou in Hong Kong about how some Chinese tech companies take noncompete agreements to the extreme in order to retain their workers.
TOKYO -- Shin-Etsu Chemical will build its first new plant in Japan in 56 years, Nikkei learned Monday, amid a growing push by Japan to beef up its semiconductor supply chains.
TOKYO -- An Indian business leader has pledged to promote a sharp increase in the number of Indians working in Japan, stressing the benefits of such an expansion for both countries.
TOKYO -- Japan's Watami will acquire U.S.-based Sonny Sushi, which supplies sushi products to supermarkets and hotels, for $6 million in its first entry into the American market, Nikkei has learned.
This article was originally published in Japanese in Nikkei Entertainment!, a monthly magazine and part of Nikkei Business Publications, a Nikkei group company.
NEW DELHI -- Sri Lanka and a group of its creditors are in final negotiations to suspend debt repayments until 2028, Nikkei has learned, as country creditors including Japan seek to prevent China's influence from expanding in the debt-ridden island.
TOKYO -- Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s production complex in Kumamoto prefecture on Saturday, Nikkei has learned, touring a site where Japan plans to spend more than 1.2 trillion yen ($7.9 billion) in subsidies.
Hi everyone, this is Yifan from the San Francisco Bay Area. For the past five years, I have been covering tech for Nikkei Asia from the center of American innovation. While there has been a lot of talk about so-called tech decoupling in recent years, I've witnessed firsthand how intertwined the U.S. and Asia tech worlds are -- Silicon Valley's interest in China and Chinese tech is not going away anytime soon!