Nintendo lifts profit guidance on weaker yen, sees slower console sales
The Kyoto-based company changed its assumption for the dollar-yen rate to 135 from 115, to reflect a sharp depreciation of the currency this year.
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New, impressive products at fifth CIIE
A total of 94 debut shows will launch world or Asia premiere of products for four days in row, including consumer goods and agricultural products.
Honda to start testing self-driving electric cars
The vehicle is expected to be used for short distances, such as for sightseeing and business.
Proxy battle looms at Samsung as Lee Jae-yong tightens grip
Rather than seeking costly changes in governance structure, the Samsung chief is likely to boost shareholder benefits to secure more favourable votes
Working groups sent to Foxconn to contain Covid-19
The Foxconn plant – a major supplier for iPhone with around 200,000 employees – has been affected by a Covid-19 outbreak.
Development of sheet-coating technologies underway for cars and motorcycles
Mazda Motors has estimated that introducing the new technology will help reduce CO2 emissions by more than 50 per cent from the current level.
Six young CEOs talk reaching success without abandoning ethical leadership
The CEOs pitched in on how they define ethics with their diverse company backgrounds, from education to sanitation.
Toyota to launch new EV sedan in China
Toyota said it will continue to launch the bZ series models in China, apparently with the aim of catching up to Tesla and other EV makers.
Taking Samsung’s top post, Lee Jae-yong vows to seek out transcending technology
Lee was crowned Samsung Electronics' new executive chairman, 10 years after holding the vice-chairman title and 31 years after he joined the electronics empire.
China’s e-commerce players warm up for 11.11 shopping gala
An expert said this year's shopping festival is expected to witness the vitality of China's consumer market, and the strong resilience of the manufacturing industry