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Global banks look to Taiwan expansion

Bloomberg Taiwan’s top financial regulator said global banks are looking to expand on the island after China’s passage of a controversial security law in Hong Kong prompted some firms to rethink their Asian strategies. Some US securities firms are considering an expansion in Taiwan while other international banks plan to start new operations, said Huang Tien-mu, chairperson of Taiwan’s Financial ...

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Japan starts paying firms to cut reliance on China

Bloomberg Japan’s government will start subsidising some companies to invest in factories in Japan and South-East Asia as part of efforts to reduce reliance on manufacturing in China. Fifty-seven companies including privately-held facemask-maker Iris Ohyama or Sharp will receive a total of 57.4 billion yen ($536 million) in subsidies from the government to invest in production in Japan, the Ministry ...

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China’s Cambricon Tech rises 34%

Bloomberg Chinese chipmakers have surged in the past year, boosted by Beijing’s support for self-sufficiency in semiconductors and as adoption of 5G and artificial intelligence prove resilient amid the pandemic. There’s no sign that rally is about to slow even as their stocks looks increasingly expensive. Cambricon Technologies, a developer of AI chips, rose 34%, extending its first-day surge of ...

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