Technology
Pardon likely for Samsung chief as company faces chip challenge
South Korean president seen clearing deck for 'commander' Lee Jae-yong
Microelectronics from U.S., Japan, Taiwan, South Korea found in weapons systems
Market turmoil pushes CEO Son toward 'significant cost reductions'
Japanese chip equipment maker, hit by Shanghai lockdowns, suffers 17% profit fall
Licenses mark first time company can offer service with no safety driver inside
Business, leisure travel picking up in wake of COVID-19 pandemic
About 150 companies already using the machine for industrial applications
Southeast Asian nation picks up win in global battle to attract chip suppliers
Departures come after smartphones wipe out 97% of market
Semiconductor executives investigated after massive investments fail to take off
Robot vacuums collect spatial data on households that could prove valuable
Stepped up scrutiny of import documents raises disruption fears for iPhone maker
Suppliers spooked as Beijing wields rule against 'Taiwan' label on goods
Company says it serves over 60,000 businesses in domestic market
Seoul joins exploration spree with mission to scout future landing spots on moon
Mitsubishi Estate and JAL work on public project; rules yet to be crafted
Ant Group's net profit falls 17.3% in March quarter under regulatory pressure
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Investors worry cost surge will overwhelm boost from yen's depreciation
Companies using city-state as base to target rest of Southeast Asia
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