Mayumi Negishi

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa

Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings Inc. to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in what’s become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he’s spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.

1 week ago | japantimes.co.jp | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa

Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in a situation that has become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he has spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa

James Rosewald(Bloomberg) -- Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings Inc. to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in what’s become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he’s spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Mayumi Negishi |Abhishek Vishnoi |Balazs Penz |Philip Glamann

Speaking of Vietnam, one Japanese electronics maker -- pocket translation device maker Sourcenext -- is building a new production base there, despite US plans for a 46% tariff on goods from the country, to lower its reliance on China. Note also that company had the foresight to stockpile a year’s worth of inventory in the US. Here’s Eddy Duan’s story about the reasoning behind Sourcenext’s decision.

Jan 28, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Jane Lanhee Lee |Mayumi Negishi |Ian M. King

Arm Holdings Plc’s Chinese venture is appointing a local chip veteran to be its new chief executive officer, seeking to consolidate leadership to better navigate fast-paced geopolitical and technological shifts. Arm China plans to tap Chen Feng, a former executive at Fuzhou, Fujian-based chipmaker Rockchip Electronics Co., according to people familiar with the matter.