Nikkei Asian Review (Sep 16, 2021) - 一般社団法人 ラテンアメリカ協会

Nikkei Asian Review (Sep 16, 2021)


Japan

Sep16th

Tokyo Electron winning streak hits 15 days on chip industry hopes
Japan’s top chipmaking equipment provider surpasses $80bn in market cap

Japan lays groundwork for ‘level 4’ autonomous driving
Unmanned public transportation a potential lifeline for remote communities

Sep15th

North Korea’s missiles landed in Japan’s EEZ: Defense minister
Move follows South’s sub-launched missile test, escalating arms race on peninsula

Sony accelerates green push in image sensor business
Japanese giant seeks to cut power consumption with AI-enabled device

Toyota ditches signature ‘just-in-time’ to fight chip crunch
Automakers asking suppliers to boost inventories

Expat children in Japan risk falling behind in Japanese lessons
Location matters: Student-teacher ratio three times as high in Chiba as in Tokyo

NEC and Spain’s Telefonica to test Open RAN wireless
Partners aim to build 800 5G stations across four markets by 2022

From salsa to software, having muscle to hike prices lifts stocks
TSMC, Microsoft and Chipotle see shares soar after passing costs to customers

Bridgestone aims for EV tires to make up 90% of sales by 2030
Change comes amid price war with players from China and South Korea

China and ASEAN push for timely RCEP start as Jan. 1 looms
Many signers far behind in steps to bring the agreement into effect

Sep14th

ANA to increase international flights
Airline to respond to recovering demand in Asia and North America

Japan’s LDP race throws wrench into post-Kuroda BOJ preparations
Markets wait for indication from next administration on monetary policy stance

Hitachi to eliminate greenhouse gases from supply chain by 2050
Japanese group will work with 30,000 suppliers to shift away from carbon

EU pushes for deeper Indo-Pacific ties in face of China concerns
Draft document shows bloc is seeking closer trade, investment ties with Taiwan

White House says Quad summit to take place Sept. 24
China, pandemic and climate change on agenda for first in-person meeting