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HOUSTON, Texas -- U.S. tax credit rules may upend what is set to be the world's largest low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia development project by ExxonMobil and Japanese energy company JERA, the U.S. oil major has said.
HONG KONG -- Alibaba Group has canceled the planned listing of its logistics arm Cainiao Smart Logistics Network, the latest reversal of the e-commerce conglomerate's grand restructuring plan.
TOKYO -- Japan looks to collaborate with the private sector to develop a next-generation passenger aircraft, hoping to avoid the pitfalls that doomed Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' SpaceJet by encouraging the participation of multiple companies and helping create technology standards, Nikkei has learned.
MUMBAI -- India is accelerating efforts to become a global powerhouse in semiconductor production with three factories breaking ground this year, though its success hinges on whether it can dispel lingering infrastructure concerns.
TOKYO -- Shoppers on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu will soon be able to make purchases using PayPay, as the Japanese mobile payment service anticipates demand from Japanese consumers wary of giving personal information to foreign companies.
BEIJING -- China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization against U.S. electric vehicle subsidies, the Chinese Commerce Ministry said Tuesday, claiming that the requirements are "discriminatory" and "seriously distort" fair competition.
TOKYO -- Dai Nippon Printing will begin mass producing photomasks, used in printing semiconductor circuits, in Japan in fiscal 2027 for Rapidus, which aims to produce cutting-edge semiconductors domestically.
TOKYO - Japan's Sakura Internet aims to start selling more affordable computing power for training artificial intelligence as early as this year amid a global scramble to develop generative AI.