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RYO ASAYAMA - Nikkei staff writer - Asian - Japan discount chain Don Quijote burdened by rapid Asian expansion - asia.nikkei.com - Japan -  Tokyo

Japan discount chain Don Quijote burdened by rapid Asian expansion

TOKYO -- Japan's Pan Pacific International Holdings, operator of discount retail chain Don Quijote, faces plunging profits per store in Asia as it toils to replicate its domestic success at rapidly growing operations abroad.

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Fumio Kishida - Nikkei staff writer - Kishida to visit TSMC's Japan chip plant - asia.nikkei.com - Japan -  Tokyo - Taiwan - prefecture Kumamoto

Kishida to visit TSMC's Japan chip plant

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.

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RINTARO TOBITA - Indo-Pacific Command - Nikkei staff writer - U.S. and China resume talks to avoid accidental clashes at sea - asia.nikkei.com - China - Washington - state Hawaii

U.S. and China resume talks to avoid accidental clashes at sea

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. and China held maritime military talks this week in Hawaii, the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said, as the countries revive efforts to prevent an accidental clash.

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KOSUKE INOUE - Nikkei staff writer - ASEAN finance chiefs agree to expand cross-border QR payments - asia.nikkei.com - Laos

ASEAN finance chiefs agree to expand cross-border QR payments

LUANG PRABANG, Laos -- Top financial officials from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations agreed Friday to promote the expansion of cross-border QR payments through compatible platforms.

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Nikkei staff writer - Japan hotel rates spike 25% as weak yen draws foreign tourists - asia.nikkei.com - Japan -  Tokyo

Japan hotel rates spike 25% as weak yen draws foreign tourists

TOKYO -- A flood of inbound tourists visiting Japan looking to take advantage of the weak yen has caused hotel room prices to spike to rarely seen heights, according to the latest industry data.

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Nikkei staff writer - WHO pandemic treaty talks falter as India, West clash over tech transfers - asia.nikkei.com - India

WHO pandemic treaty talks falter as India, West clash over tech transfers

GENEVA -- World Health Organization members' negotiations on a pandemic preparedness treaty remain rocky less than two months before the intended deadline, as industrialized and developing nations butt heads over technology access.

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DYLAN LOH - Nikkei staff writer - Singapore's Marina Bay Sands to build fourth tower by 2029 - asia.nikkei.com - Singapore -  Singapore - county Bay

Singapore's Marina Bay Sands to build fourth tower by 2029

SINGAPORE -- Marina Bay Sands, Singapore's iconic casino and hotel resort, is set to begin expanding its downtown property after being held back by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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FRANCESCA REGALADO - Nikkei staff writer - Thailand inflation fell by 0.47% in March for its sixth straight drop - asia.nikkei.com - Thailand -  Bangkok

Thailand inflation fell by 0.47% in March for its sixth straight drop

BANGKOK -- Thailand's consumer price index fell by 0.47% in March from the previous year, marking two straight quarters of negative headline inflation largely fueled by government subsidies on diesel and electricity that have swelled the state oil fund's deficit to 98.2 billion baht ($2.7 billion).

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