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Land sale indicative of value hidden in Japanese corporate sector
Exit ban on Charles Wang Zhonghe will send chill through foreign business circles
Tokyo Game Show features soft furnishings and whole apartments designed to improve gaming experience
August data shows consumer price growth exceeded 2% target for 17th straight month
Could the downfall of a second-hand car dealer prove restorative for Japan’s psyche?
Japanese group’s decision to back US location-mapping company comes in wake of Arm listing
Japanese conglomerate is looking to invest tens of billions of dollars in AI after Arm’s blockbuster listing
Move values UK chip designer at more than $52bn as it prepares to begin trading on Thursday
The Arm IPO has intensified questions over the founder’s future strategy as well as his record as a dealmaker
Foreign shipments boost industry as domestic carmakers struggle to sell at home
Some fund managers on US roadshow see red flags in small size of listing and large number of banks involved
Fund managers want to see much larger stimulus for real estate sector before buying back into Chinese stocks
Bank of Japan’s dovish monetary policy has made yen-denominated debt issuance attractive
The FT delves into the events that led to the crash of the Hakuto-R lander in April and uncovers a corporate culture described by some as ‘toxic’
Fund managers face rising pressure to make a call on the geopolitical factors affecting China’s investability
Private equity group aims to float Hitachi Kokusai Electric at valuation that would make it Japan’s biggest initial public offering since 2018
Retail price hits record high above ¥10,000 per gramme as household attitudes to risk shift after years of deflation
Top fund managers say UK chip designer and Japanese group will struggle to sell its growth story
Seibu workers stage a walk-out this week over fears that their company sale presages job cuts
Seibu’s flagship store in Tokyo to close for one day in protest at planned sale to US investment fund
Infiltration comes as allies scrutinise Tokyo’s defences against hacking
Masayoshi Son could use up to $65bn to launch tech spending ‘counteroffensive’, analysts estimate
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Chip designer admits ahead of IPO it is ‘susceptible’ to economic and political risks in crucial market
Flotation of UK-based chip designer may help to revive market for primary listings after 18-month drought
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