TOKYO -- Murata Manufacturing and other Japanese tech suppliers are cutting their dependence on China as the U.S.-China standoff deepens.
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Murata Manufacturing President Norio Nakajima said in an interview that a new plant the company planned to open in Thailand would eventually become as large as the one in Wuxi, near Shanghai. (Photo by Atsushi Ooka)
TOKYO -- Murata Manufacturing and other Japanese tech suppliers are cutting their dependence on China as the U.S.-China standoff deepens.