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Editor, writer of @business news and other stories from Japan. Senior editor at Bloomberg News, ex-Reuters. Retweets ≠ endorsements; all opinions mine.

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World’s Top Performing Stock Highlights Japan’s Critical AI Role

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By Mayumi Negishi, Reed Stevenson Verified, Shery Ahn Verified
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Culture 1 hour ago Pepsi apologised for its Wild Cherry controversy, but it should have known better creativebloq.com - Joe Foley • 1h It's not the first brand to be accused of mocking consent. Oh, Pepsi. When will it learn to stop trying to be edgy? Having already demonstrated how … India Now Is India’s strategic non-alignment nearing a breaking point?
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Shoppers splurge on specs in Japan as deflation-era mindset fades away

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By Reed Stevenson Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
After mastering the art of selling no-frills glasses to deflation-wary Japanese shoppers, the country’s largest eyewear maker is learning the finer points of the upsell. A limited run of premium-priced ¥90,000 ($555) designer spectacles by Jins that sold out earlier this year showed that consumers are finally ready to pay more — even for everyday items — as inflation creeps back into the economy.
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Panasonic targets further AI growth to build on record valuation

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By Reed Stevenson Verified, Mari Kiyohara
| The Japan Times Verified
Panasonic Holdings, the Japanese electronics conglomerate, is attracting renewed investor attention as a beneficiary of the artificial-intelligence boom. Demand for products that support AI infrastructure, including electronic components, circuit-board materials and storage batteries used in servers, has helped to more than double the company’s stock this year, giving it a record valuation of ¥11.5 trillion ($71 billion).
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