By Ichiro Suzuki It has been long expected that China would shift the gear of its economic growth to be less export-dependent and be...

By Ichiro Suzuki The Nikkei, Japan’e business daily, reports that a steadily growing number of Japanese scholars (presumably scientists)...

By Ichiro Suzuki Sony’s shares are rising lately. It is the highest since the height of the tech bubble in early 2000. The company has...

By Ichiro Suzuki On November 3, only two days before what was set to be the biggest IPO in history, China suspended the $37 billion...

By Ichiro Suzuki Japan Airlines (JAL) is in trouble. Of course it is. Which carrier on earth could possibly be not in trouble in this...

By Ichiro Suzuki In the second decade of the 21st century, an unconventional monetary policy in the name of QE ruled the financial...

By Ichiro Suzuki  The Financial Times reports that total market capitalization of Chinese equity markets, Shanghai and Shenzhen, has...

By Ichiro Suzuki Ant Group is on the cusp of a much anticipated and the biggest IPO in history. Raising an expected $35 billion (as of...

By Ichiro Suzuki  Nippon Telephone & Telegram (NTT) has recently announced its intention to buy all the shares of NTT Mobile...

By Ichiro Suzuki Before the coronavirus brought down the global economy, Nissan was already in a deep trouble. Ousting of CEO Carlos...

By Ichiro Suzuki Capital is flowing out of China slowly in recent years or in part due to the new trend of de-globalization or stalling...

By Ichiro Suzuki When Xi Jinping floated the idea of creating the Asian Infrastructure Development Bank (AIIB) to be based in Beijing,...

By Ichiro Suzuki Since its frenzied September 2014 debut in the NYSE, Alibaba has been doing very well, tripling its shares in just six...

By Ichiro Suzuki In December, 2012 Shinzo Abe came back to the office of prime minister after five years, with a bold plan to revitalize...

By Ichiro Suzuki On August 28, Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister since December 2012, has announced that he is stepping down for health...

By Ichiro Suzuki This is called “the death of value investing”. Tech stocks keep rising leaving the rest of the market behind, leaving...

By Ichiro Suzuki On August 5, 2011, Standard & Poors downgraded its credit rating on U.S. Treasury securities to AA+ with a negative...

By Ichiro Suzuki In an attempt to promote local manufacturing industries, the Indian government has recently announced restrictions on...

By Ichiro Suzuki In the latter half of the 2010s, speculations grew on successor to China as the world’s workshop due to rising wages in...

By Ichiro Suzuki On July 1, the People’s Republic of China has imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong, in order to bring the...