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Japan's Panasonic To Cut 10,000 Jobs: Reasons For Layoffs And What's Next For The Tech Giant
Panasonic layoffs: Of the 10,000 employees slated to lose their jobs, half will be workers in Japan.
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SoftBank, OpenAI Announce Joint Venture To Offer AI For Companies
Japan's SoftBank Group will form a joint venture with US tech giant OpenAI to offer advanced artificial intelligence to businesses, the two companies announced on Monday.
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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Japan to Tighten Screws on Facebook, Google, Other Tech Giants to Ensure Transparency
Japan will tighten regulations to prevent technology giants including Facebook and Google from abusing their market power and having unfair advantage over small businesses, officials said on Tuesday.
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Apple To Open Largest Store In Tokyo On September 7
Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is all set to open its newest and largest store in the heart of the Marunouchi business district in Japan on Saturday.
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Japan Plans Tighter Regulation of Tech Giants
Japan has followed in the footsteps of other countries in scrutinising the dominant role played by the world's largest information technology companies.
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Japan Antitrust Authorities to Investigate Tech Giants Like Google, Amazon
The head of Japan's Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) said the investigation would take place next year.
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Vibrant Gujarat Summit: Global CEOs Rain Praises For PM Modi's Policies
Chiefs of Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp, US-based Emerson Electric, chemicals manufacturer Huntsman Corp and tech giant Cisco were among those praising PM Modi for programmes like Digital India, Skill India and Make in India.
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
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NYSE Sees Double-Digit Asian IPOs Through 2017, With Focus On Tech
NYSE has had some high-profile tech IPOs the past years, including the world's largest in 2014 when Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding went public, and Japan's Line Corp and communications software provider Twilio Inc this year.
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Nikesh Arora, Paid 500 Crores A Year, Quits SoftBank Over Not Being Made CEO
Nikesh Arora, the 48-year-old president of Japan's SoftBank, will step down as president and chief operating officer of the telecom giant effective June 22, the company said today.
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As Sharp, Japan Display Struggle, Smaller Japan Tech Firms Thrive in Oled Niche
Former giants have struggled against the scale of their Asian rivals, while small manufacturers have survived by developing niche technologies.
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Japan's SoftBank to Invest $10 Billion in India
Telecom giant SoftBank has pledged an investment of $10 billion (over Rs 60,000 crore) in India's IT and communications space - one of the biggest investment commitments from a Japanese firm after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to that country.
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Nikkei hits new two-month low as market cautious before Fed meeting
Japan's Nikkei average fell to a fresh two-month low on Tuesday as investors stayed cautious before the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, while suppliers to Apple Inc took a hit after the tech giant's iPhone sales and revenue forecast fell short.
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As Japan’s tech industry bleeds, Asian giants wrestle for TV control
The Japanese, who once ruled the market, have been battered by aggressive South Korean rivals.
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Japan's Panasonic To Cut 10,000 Jobs: Reasons For Layoffs And What's Next For The Tech Giant
Panasonic layoffs: Of the 10,000 employees slated to lose their jobs, half will be workers in Japan.
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SoftBank, OpenAI Announce Joint Venture To Offer AI For Companies
Japan's SoftBank Group will form a joint venture with US tech giant OpenAI to offer advanced artificial intelligence to businesses, the two companies announced on Monday.
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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Japan to Tighten Screws on Facebook, Google, Other Tech Giants to Ensure Transparency
Japan will tighten regulations to prevent technology giants including Facebook and Google from abusing their market power and having unfair advantage over small businesses, officials said on Tuesday.
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Apple To Open Largest Store In Tokyo On September 7
Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is all set to open its newest and largest store in the heart of the Marunouchi business district in Japan on Saturday.
-
Japan Plans Tighter Regulation of Tech Giants
Japan has followed in the footsteps of other countries in scrutinising the dominant role played by the world's largest information technology companies.
-
Japan Antitrust Authorities to Investigate Tech Giants Like Google, Amazon
The head of Japan's Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) said the investigation would take place next year.
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Vibrant Gujarat Summit: Global CEOs Rain Praises For PM Modi's Policies
Chiefs of Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp, US-based Emerson Electric, chemicals manufacturer Huntsman Corp and tech giant Cisco were among those praising PM Modi for programmes like Digital India, Skill India and Make in India.
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
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NYSE Sees Double-Digit Asian IPOs Through 2017, With Focus On Tech
NYSE has had some high-profile tech IPOs the past years, including the world's largest in 2014 when Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding went public, and Japan's Line Corp and communications software provider Twilio Inc this year.
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Nikesh Arora, Paid 500 Crores A Year, Quits SoftBank Over Not Being Made CEO
Nikesh Arora, the 48-year-old president of Japan's SoftBank, will step down as president and chief operating officer of the telecom giant effective June 22, the company said today.
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As Sharp, Japan Display Struggle, Smaller Japan Tech Firms Thrive in Oled Niche
Former giants have struggled against the scale of their Asian rivals, while small manufacturers have survived by developing niche technologies.
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Japan's SoftBank to Invest $10 Billion in India
Telecom giant SoftBank has pledged an investment of $10 billion (over Rs 60,000 crore) in India's IT and communications space - one of the biggest investment commitments from a Japanese firm after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to that country.
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Nikkei hits new two-month low as market cautious before Fed meeting
Japan's Nikkei average fell to a fresh two-month low on Tuesday as investors stayed cautious before the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, while suppliers to Apple Inc took a hit after the tech giant's iPhone sales and revenue forecast fell short.
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As Japan’s tech industry bleeds, Asian giants wrestle for TV control
The Japanese, who once ruled the market, have been battered by aggressive South Korean rivals.
