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Mazda Could Sell A New EV In The US By 2025. What Could It Be?

Mazda plans to sell EVs again in the US from 2025, but it will build them in Japan, which means they will not qualify for tax credits, Nikkei Asia reports.

InsideEVs · Oct 16, 2023

Mitsubishi Will Stop Making Cars In China: Report

The decision has been taken due to weak demand, with sales dropping by 60 percent in 2022.

Motor1 · Sep 28, 2023

Why are China’s workers studying ‘Xi Jinping Thought’?

Chinese leader’s writings are becoming a topic of discussion among employees at banks and state-owned enterprises.

Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023

Nintendo Switch 2 Could Be Right Around the Corner

A successor to the Nintendo Switch could launch as early as 2024, according to new reports.

Inverse · May 9, 2023

Japan working towards opening of NATO liaison office in Tokyo

Japan is working towards the opening of a NATO liaison office in Tokyo, Japan's ambassador to the U.S. Koji Tomita said on Tuesday.

Reuters · May 9, 2023

NATO to open Japan office to enable Indo-Pacific consultation - report

NATO is planning to open a liaison office in Japan, its first in Asia, to facilitate consultations in the region, the Nikkei Asia reported on Wednesday, citing Japanese and NATO officials.

Reuters · May 3, 2023

Nato planning to open Japan office to deepen Asia-Pacific ties – report

Liaison office plans likely to attract criticism from China which has warned against the western alliance extending into Asia

The Guardian - UK · May 3, 2023

The perfect PC OLED just became less likely as Japanese manufacturer goes bust

JOLED files for bankruptcy, but might not be completely dead.

PC Gamer · Mar 28, 2023

Toyota Century SUV Rumors Persist, Could Be Launched In August

It'll be built in Japan where it could cost three times more than a base Land Cruiser.

Motor1 · Feb 9, 2023

Netflix Japan blames 'labor shortage' for using A.I. art in its anime

Artists complain that image-generating A.I. steals their work without consent, while limiting their opportunities to get paying work.

Fortune · Feb 2, 2023