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U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo wants to double the size of the Philippines’ chip industry to fix a ‘way too concentrated’ supply chain
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo wants to double the size of the Philippines’ chip industry to fix a ‘way too concentrated’ supply chain

By Cliff Venzon and Bloomberg
March 12, 2024
Akira Toriyama, whose Dragon Ball manga series sold over 260 million copies worldwide, dies aged 68
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Akira Toriyama, whose Dragon Ball manga series sold over 260 million copies worldwide, dies aged 68

By Ryotaro Nakamaru and Bloomberg
March 8, 2024
U.S. chipmaking gear helped make the advanced processor in Huawei’s new premium smartphone
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U.S. chipmaking gear helped make the advanced processor in Huawei’s new premium smartphone

By Cagan Koc, MacKenzie Hawkins and Bloomberg
March 8, 2024
Demand for Pringles is so high, the manufacturer has to build more factories in Asia to keep up: ‘We’re selling every can of Pringles we can make’
Finance

Demand for Pringles is so high, the manufacturer has to build more factories in Asia to keep up: ‘We’re selling every can of Pringles we can make’

By Leslie Patton and Bloomberg
March 6, 2024
AMD, like Nvidia, tried to make a weaker chip for the Chinese market—but Washington says it’s still too powerful
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AMD, like Nvidia, tried to make a weaker chip for the Chinese market—but Washington says it’s still too powerful

By Jane Lanhee Lee, MacKenzie Hawkins and Bloomberg
March 5, 2024
Just 230,000 babies were born in South Korea in 2023, as the country’s baby bust breaks records
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Just 230,000 babies were born in South Korea in 2023, as the country’s baby bust breaks records

By Sam Kim and Bloomberg
February 28, 2024
Frustrated creditors demand the liquidation of Country Garden, once China’s largest developer, weeks after courts order Evergrande’s winding up
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By Lulu Yilun Chen, Dorothy Ma and Bloomberg
February 28, 2024
Warren Buffett credits Japan’s trading houses for their ‘superior’ shareholder-friendly policies, days after the country’s stock market broke a 35-year-old record
Finance

Warren Buffett credits Japan’s trading houses for their ‘superior’ shareholder-friendly policies, days after the country’s stock market broke a 35-year-old record

By Aya Wagatsuma and Bloomberg
February 26, 2024
Jack Ma vs. Ken Griffin: Ant Group outbids Citadel Securities for the remains of Credit Suisse’s China investment bank venture
Finance

Jack Ma vs. Ken Griffin: Ant Group outbids Citadel Securities for the remains of Credit Suisse’s China investment bank venture

By Cathy Chan, Dong Cao and Bloomberg
February 26, 2024
‘Markets are brutal’: China’s hedge funds flail in pre-Lunar New Year ‘quant quake’ as authorities promise more regulation
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‘Markets are brutal’: China’s hedge funds flail in pre-Lunar New Year ‘quant quake’ as authorities promise more regulation

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February 23, 2024
Korean doctors are some of the best-paid in the world. Now many are refusing to work to protest plans to make it easier to attend medical school
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Korean doctors are some of the best-paid in the world. Now many are refusing to work to protest plans to make it easier to attend medical school

By Jenny Lee, Seyoon Kim and Bloomberg
February 22, 2024
A treasure trove of allegedly leaked documents on GitHub could show the scale of Chinese hacking—including an attack on NATO’s secretary general
Tech

A treasure trove of allegedly leaked documents on GitHub could show the scale of Chinese hacking—including an attack on NATO’s secretary general

By Sarah Zheng, Gao Yuan and Bloomberg
February 22, 2024
The world’s biggest miner reported an almost 90% drop in net income after cheap Indonesian nickel, key for EVs, sends prices cratering
Finance

The world’s biggest miner reported an almost 90% drop in net income after cheap Indonesian nickel, key for EVs, sends prices cratering

By Paul-Alain Hunt and Bloomberg
February 20, 2024
Lionel Messi’s no-show in Hong Kong will now cost the organizer $7.2 million in refunds to upset fans
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Lionel Messi’s no-show in Hong Kong will now cost the organizer $7.2 million in refunds to upset fans

By Alan Wong and Bloomberg
February 9, 2024
Softbank posts a $6.4 billion quarterly profit, its first in over a year, thanks to Arm, DoorDash and a surprise T-Mobile windfall
Finance

Softbank posts a $6.4 billion quarterly profit, its first in over a year, thanks to Arm, DoorDash and a surprise T-Mobile windfall

By Min Jeong Lee, Takahiko Hyuga and Bloomberg
February 8, 2024

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