Christian Davies is a Seoul Correspondent at the Financial Times. He covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, automotive innovations, and security, with a particular focus on South Korea and North Korea. Christian's work has been featured in various prominent publications such as FT中文网, The Australian Financial Review, and Forbes.
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Christian Davies' coverage is primarily focused on world affairs, finance & economy, and business with specific attention to international relations in the context of North Korea and South Korea. His articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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By: Christian Davies
Capital expenditures more than doubled as company accelerates pivot to semiconductors, autonomous taxis and humanoid robots
By: Christian Davies
Pentagon is pushing major defence contractors to increase production rates to rebuild depleted stockpiles
By: Christian Davies, Alex Rogers, Myles Mccormick
President aims to court voters in industrial heartland as his support flags ahead of November midterms
Overhaul of presidential jet offsets continued improvement in group’s commercial airliner business
The US aviation giant has won back trust after a near-decade strewn with disasters. Now it needs to make money again
By: Kana Inagaki, Sarah White, Christian Davies
Detroit carmakers had a strong second quarter, while their European rivals remain downbeat
By: Christian Davies, Sarah White, Kana Inagaki
US demand for petrol trucks and big SUVs helped boost profits at Detroit carmakers, drawing a dividing line with European groups battling
By: Kana Inagaki, Christian Davies
Carmaker’s new boss predicts industry ‘shakeout’ and announces $1.4bn cost-cutting programme
By: Christian Davies
Group slashes outlook as bottlenecks limit ability to convert strong demand for advanced parts into sales
By: Christian Davies
Sales, including of models made by Honda, Hyundai and Toyota, jump by a fifth in July
