Mayumi Negishi is a Senior Editor for the Asia Technology Team at Bloomberg, based in Japan. With a focus on the tech industry in Asia, Mayumi covers a wide range of topics including company news, market trends, and regulatory developments. Her work has been featured in various publications including Yahoo Finance, Sunday Times, The Japan Times, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Mayumi's coverage spans various business and technology sectors, with a strong focus on investment analysis and private sector announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer detailed insights into the sales & marketing strategies of companies like Rakuten, Toshiba, SoftBank, Canon, and others mentioned in her article titles.
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By: Yuki Furukawa, Mayumi Negishi
Tokyo Electron Ltd. seeks to build a team of chip engineers in India to better ride the Modi government’s push for more semiconductor manufacturing in the world’s most populous country.
By: Yuki Furukawa, Mayumi Negishi
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Tokyo Electron Ltd. seeks to build a team of chip engineers in India to better ride the Modi government’s push for more semiconductor manufacturing in the world’s most populous country.
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By: Yuki Furukawa, Mayumi Negishi
NEC Corp. is riding a wave of growing Japanese defense-related spending in the face of heightened geopolitical risk.
By: Yuki Furukawa, Mayumi Negishi
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By: Yoshiaki Nohara, Mayumi Negishi
Liberal Democratic Party heavyweight Akira Amari’s defeat in Japan’s general election removes from parliament one of the chip sector’s biggest advocates as concerns grow over the amount of taxpayer money getting plowed into the industry.
By: Mayumi Negishi, Yoshiaki Nohara
(Bloomberg) -- Liberal Democratic Party heavyweight Akira Amari's defeat in Japan's general election removes from parliament one of the chip sector's
Kyocera Corp. said it plans to sell down about one-third of its stake in Japan’s No. 2 telecom operator KDDI Corp. over the next five years.
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