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Vietnam communist chief becomes president, taking rare dual role
To Lam has consolidated power after a long career in the security ministry
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Nvidia-backed data center builder Firmus raises $505m
Australian company now valued at $5.5bn is expected to go public this year
Source: Nikkei Asia
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From baths to breakfast, Iran war shock ripples across Japan's economy
Prolonged disruption could revive calls to save electricity, straining business
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Cubs expect to activate Seiya Suzuki on Friday
Suzuki has not played for the Cubs this season because of a sprained knee ligament that happened as he played for Team Japan in the World Baseball Classic.
Source: The Japan Times
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BYD added to Brazil's labor 'dirty list' after construction site scandal
Chinese EV maker's reputation takes new hit in key South American market
Source: Nikkei Asia
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How the Iran war and AI are making tech more expensive
Tech Latest: Tune in to Nikkei Asia's podcast for the freshest updates on the tech sector
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Thai fishing sector reluctant to sail as Iran war drives up fuel costs
Daily catch at one of country's biggest hubs is down by 30% since start of conflict
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Shinkansen Delayed: Man on Tracks Claims Yakuza Escape
A foreign national halted Shinkansen service in Shizuoka, claiming he was fleeing the yakuza. The incident caused significant delays, impacting approximately 56,000 passengers.
Source: SoraNews24
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Russia Summons Japan Envoy Over Ukraine Drones
Russia has summoned Japan's ambassador. This follows a Japanese company's investment in a Ukrainian drone producer.
Source: The Japan Times
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Cat Food Mystery Solved by Japanese Researchers
Japanese scientists have discovered why cats sometimes leave their food unfinished. The introduction of a new food scent can reignite a cat's appetite, even when eating the same food.
Source: The Japan Times
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