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@BloombergTV Anchor & Editor-at-Large. Bolivian Korean. In Tokyo via NY, HK, Seoul & Santa Cruz. Own views en español, 한국어, English, 日本語 too. Insta@SheryAhnNews
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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
| Flipboard
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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By Shery Ahn Verified, Russell Ward Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp., closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. szh[dg9xwv68r03lrwq2bngo_media_dl_1.png Deloitte analysis (Bloomberg) — Sign up for the Next Japan newsletter, for an inside view of the forces reshaping Japan, and what’s next for its businesses, markets and consumers.
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Bain Capital exits Kioxia after chip deal yields big returns

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By Shery Ahn Verified, Russell Ward Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings, closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. “We don’t have a stake any more in Kioxia,” Bain Managing Partner David Gross said in an interview.
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