Pak Yiu is a U.S. news editor at [Employer]. He specializes in energy and mining, automotive, finance, and legal affairs, with a keen focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and international finance. Pak's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as DealStreetAsia, Financial Times, Newswav, Archinect, Nikkei Asia, and Caixin Global.
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Pak Yiu's coverage heavily focuses on the finance sector, particularly with respect to Hong Kong and Macao economies. The articles also cover world affairs, focusing largely on events in Asia.
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Rising chip costs squeeze margins even as 360-degree camera leader accelerates US growth
Chinese companies hold 96% of global production of key material for chips, solar panels
Reasons to list the biotech firm fail to support 'Chinese military' designation, judge rules
NEW YORK -- At Revere Copper Products, America's oldest copper rolling mill, decades of losing ground, and customers, to lower-priced Chinese copper
LANSING, Michigan -- LG Energy Solution opened a roughly $2 billion lithium-ion battery plant here Tuesday, half a year later than planned after U.S. electric-vehicle demand slowed.
Korean battery maker claims its cylindrical cell intellectual property was violated
NEW YORK/TOKYO -- Heightened U.S. scrutiny of trade fraud is deterring some Chinese companies from attempting to claim tariff refunds, experts say, even as millions of dollars flow back to others.
By: Kenji Kawase, Zijing Wu, Pak Yiu, William Sandlund, Cheng Leng, Nami Matsuura
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the
WAVERLY, Ohio -- Scores of residents of an Ohio village that will host the largest natural gas-fired power plant in the U.S. have shared mixed feelings about the SoftBank-backed project at a public meeting.
NEW YORK -- One of Japan's largest conveyor belt sushi companies is set to open its first U.S. restaurant in New York City in October betting that growing demand for affordable dining will fuel its expansion.
