
Manami Ogawa
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Sep 24, 2024 |
asia.nikkei.com | Masaharu Ban |Manami Ogawa |Akinobu Iwasawa
TOKYO -- Fake Facebook accounts posing as leading Japanese brokerages ran roughly 10,000 ads to scam users between August 2023 and May 2024, Nikkei has found, as the nation grapples with the spread of investment fraud. Investment scams on social media began to surge around the summer of 2023. Fake ads, including ones using the names and logos of real companies, are one way to draw victims in.
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Jun 6, 2024 |
asia.nikkei.com | Manami Ogawa
TOKYO -- The number of generative artificial intelligence unicorns around the world nearly doubled in a year to 37 at the end of April, as tech heavyweights like Nvidia and Google pump funds into promising startups in the rapidly developing field. This represents an 85% increase from 20 at the end of April 2023, based on data from U.S. research firm CB Insights tallied by Nikkei.
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Feb 13, 2024 |
asia.nikkei.com | Manami Ogawa
TOKYO -- Artificial intelligence stocks led a Tokyo rally on Tuesday, with the Nikkei Stock Average rising to 38,010.69 points at one point, up 1,113.27 from last week's closing. The average ended Tuesday trading at 37,963.97, up 1,066.55 points, or 2.89%, from Friday -- a 34-year high last reached in January of 1990, when Japan's bubble economy was beginning to show its first signs of trouble ahead. The 1,066-point, one-day jump was the largest in three years and 11 months, since March 25, 2020.
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Jan 30, 2024 |
asia.nikkei.com | Manami Ogawa
TOKYO -- Options, futures and other derivatives are quickly gaining momentum in India and the rest of the Asia-Pacific, with the region's trade volume roughly doubling in 2023 on the rise of options that expire on their trading day. Derivatives trading in the Asia-Pacific increased to 103.5 billion contracts, Futures Industry Association data shows. The figure accounted for 75% of the 2023 global tally of 137.2 billion contracts, up from a 60% share in the prior year.
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Oct 31, 2023 |
asia.nikkei.com | Manami Ogawa
TOKYO -- The slowdown in China's economy is cutting into the profits of Japanese companies like Fanuc and Murata Manufacturing, with business models based on the country's high-growth trajectory facing a turning point. Among 17 Japanese companies with significant sales in China, 12 saw net profit decline in the July to September quarter, according to earnings reports released as of Tuesday.
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