Sona tops Nikkei's list of competitive Indian auto suppliers
MUMBAI -- Automotive supplier Sona Comstar leads all other Indian rivals in terms of competitive advantage, according to the latest ranking by the Nikkei group.
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Tesla rival BYD weighs EV plant in Mexico
MEXICO CITY -- Top Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is considering setting up a plant in Mexico, the head of the company's local subsidiary has told Nikkei, as the automaker seeks to establish an export hub to the U.S.
Taiwan's PSA aims to tap server demand boom via Southeast Asia
PENANG, Malaysia -- Taiwanese components supplier Passive System Alliance (PSA) will begin shipping printed circuit boards for servers from its new plant in Malaysia this year to capture pressing demand for supply chain diversification for sensitive tech products.
Tech Latest: South Korea's fallen crypto king still on the run
Tech Latest by Nikkei Asia brings you the newest updates from Asia's technology industry. In this episode, Alice French talks to Seoul correspondent Kim Jaewon about the status of disgraced Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon, and the latest on Samsung chair Lee Jae-yong's fraud case.
Nikkei set to breach 37,000 with corporate inflation in focus; South Korea, Singapore return to trade
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As China debt looms, Kenya president seeks more diverse funding
TOKYO -- Kenya wants to broaden its development financing avenues, President William Ruto says as the African nation faces big debt repayments to China, adding "overreliance on one market is not good for any country."
IEA and India to start membership talks as Asian energy use rises
PARIS/HELSINKI -- The International Energy Agency is finalizing plans to open membership discussions with India, Nikkei has learned, as the organization seeks to strengthen cooperation in Asia to stabilize energy supplies and tackle climate change.
Japan chip, battery supply chains to tap $1bn in state bank investment
TOKYO -- The government-backed Development Bank of Japan will invest more than 150 billion yen ($1 billion) to build supply chain resilience in semiconductors, batteries and other industries vital to the nation's economic security, Nikkei has learned.