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Tag: Tohoku University

Posted inChina, Japan, Northeast Asia

Huawei appeals to Japan as the US miscalculates

by Scott Foster December 6, 2019February 18, 2020

In November, Chairman Liang Hua of Huawei Technologies told a group of corporate executives and academics in Tokyo that his company plans to spend close to US$10 billion on procurement in Japan this year – more than double the amount it spent two years ago – and even more in 2020. This should make Japan […]

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