TOKYO -- Japanese companies are pulling away from China, with capital investments by local subsidiaries declining for the seventh consecutive quarter in April-June and falling below the amount invested in Europe.
A slump that started with Japanese automakers amid tough competition has now spread to components and other parts of the supply chain in China.
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