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GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rally as U.S., China inch closer to trade deal
Asian shares started the week on the front foot on signs the United States and China were close to striking a tariff deal to end their protracted trade war while the dollar eased as traders wagered Federal Reserve policy would remain accommodative.
Japan Inc. projects first profit dip in years from China slump
Makers of cars, auto parts and electronics downgrade fiscal 2019 outlooks
China's Lowest Birth Rate in 60 Years Doesn't Deter Diaper Maker
China may be experiencing a slowing economy and the lowest birth rate in almost 60 years, but there are still enough babies to keep Japanese diaper maker Unicharm Corp. invested in the market.
Toyota is growing in China as its global rivals stumble | CNN Business
The biggest global automakers are having a terrible time in the world's largest market with one notable exception: Toyota.
Huawei and the 5G revolution: Japanese telcos to roll out 5G services, but without Chinese tech
East Asia News -Japan's three mobile carriers are promising to launch limited 5G commercial services this year and a full-scale roll-out by the time Tokyo hosts the Olympics in July next year.. Read
North Korea accused of illegally selling fishing rights to Chinese firms
Japanese pushback reveals anxiety about ‘increasing closeness between North Korea, China and Russia’
Exclusive: Tesla holds battery supply talks with China's Lishen
U.S. electric vehicle (EV) maker Tesla Inc has held talks with China's Tianjin Lishen to supply batteries for its new Shanghai factory, and two people with direct knowledge of the matter said the pair signed a preliminary agreement.
China to help plug UK nuclear power gap as Japanese plans falter
China’s General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN) will bring forward plans to build a nuclear plant in Britain, it said on Thursday, helping plug a gap left by the failure of two Japanese projects.
How much does Australia's economy rely on China?
Australia's dependence on Chinese money has been a blessing for the local economy, but it could unravel painfully if China's economic slowdown worsens.
Japan protests Chinese survey ship near Okinotorishima atoll
The Chinese ship may have been seeking information on natural deposits, such as oil and gas, but it may also have had a military mission.
US farmers are bracing to lose as CPTPP rolls out
After Trump pulled out of the deal, they will miss out on tariff cuts that make their competitors' products cheaper in key Asian markets.
Nissan to make fewer cars in China in months ahead as demand slows: source
Nissan Motor Co will produce 30,000 fewer vehicles in the coming months in China than what it had planned, a person briefed on the matter told Reuters, as global automakers grapple with falling demand in the world's biggest car market.
Chinese poachers threatening turtle numbers off Japan, says group
Police in Zhoushan found 128 dead turtles in a truck, two of which had been tagged by conservation group on the southern Japanese island of Yakushima
Japan condemns China-based cyberattacks, urges Beijing to act
Tokyo said it identified attacks by the group known as APT10, after the US said two Chinese nationals, members of the group, were indicted over alleged state-sponsored hacking
Exclusive: China hacked HPE, IBM and then attacked clients - sources
Hackers working on behalf of China's Ministry of State Security breached the networks of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co and IBM, then used the access to hack into their clients' computers, according to five sources familiar with the attacks.
Exclusive: T-Mobile, Sprint see Huawei shun clinching U.S. deal - sources
(This story corrects paragraph 8 to show Wanzhou was arrested in Canada, not China)
Japan government to halt buying Huawei, ZTE equipment: sources
Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and ZTE Corp to beef up its defenses against intelligence leaks and cyber attacks, sources told Reuters.
China’s plastic waste import ban forcing US, Japan to rethink options
Research suggests ban will displace 111 million tons by 2030, as waste piles up in Japan and rise in exporting it to other Asian nations prompts calls for restrictions there following illegal dumping.
PNG upholds deal with Huawei to lay internet cable, derides counter-offer
Papua New Guinea (PNG) will uphold its agreement with China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to build its internet infrastructure, a PNG government minister said on Monday, dismissing offers from Western countries to take on the work.
In China's hinterland, car market growth engine sputters
When Cao Jun, 40, an engineer from the central Chinese city of Pingdingshan, takes his old, grey MG 3 car to be serviced he always steals a few moments to pop into the Nissan and Honda dealerships next door.