I write Heard on the Street columns for The Wall Street Journal, covering Asian techs, deals, scams, and weird stuff. Former analyst and trader.
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Chinese chip foundry SMIC recently increased its capital investment. - James Park/Bloomberg News
Low-end legacy chips not subject to restrictions but vital to industry have given strength to Chinese manufacturers.
Big, integrated oil companies could face a double whammy from the shift in China’s car market.
Big integrated oil companies could face a double whammy from shift in the Chinese car market
By: Jacky Wong
The Biden administration’s blocking of Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel isn’t only misguided. It has also rattled Tokyo and risks straining relations with one of America’s closest allies in Asia. While conditions are superficially reminiscent of the trade frictions of four decades ago, Japan and the U.S. are now deeply enmeshed in each other’s economies, with new investment links flourishing even in the past few years.
The Honda-Nissan tie-up is a response to industry challenges that are pushing carmakers to combine
The economy suggests a weaker yuan. But the prospect of capital flight makes Beijing wary of allowing any sudden depreciation.
If growth at a reasonable price is the goal, the world’s largest contract chip manufacturer fits the bill. Strong demand for artificial intelligence chips has delivered a stellar quarter for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., or TSMC.The company said Thursday that revenue for the December qu
Nintendo knows a thing or two about sequels. With the long-awaited Switch 2, it has decided not to mess with a winning formula. Frustratingly little has been disclosed: There were no details on pricing, tech specifications, game lineup or a launch date.
Past product launches hold valuable lessons for the company as gamers get an early look at the long-awaited Switch 2
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