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Two kids show their newly-bought porcelain figures of Beijing 2022 mascots at a porcelain factory in Dehua County of Quanzhou, southeast China's Fujian Province, Jan. 19, 2022. (Xinhua/Wei Peiquan)  ![](20220
CHONGQING/TOKYO -- Japanese convenience store operators who set up shop in China's coastal cities are broadening their inland footprints in a bid to capitalize on economic growth there.
Case involving Chinese suspects with $2bn illicit gains spurs regulatory review 'Smile Up' to take care of victim compensation; new entity to handle talent business 'Strict border control zone' will be set up temporarily in Yunnan province Building b
TOKYO -- A quantum computing startup that began life at the University of Oxford in the U.K. is set to enter the Japanese market, possibly by late this year, making its service available to Japanese companies via the cloud using computers in Tokyo.
HANGZHOU, China -- A retail revolution is sweeping China as companies like Alibaba Group Holding use their ubiquitous mobile payment platforms to spread unmanned systems and help brick-and mortar stores shave growing labor costs.
SHENZHEN -- State-run China Investment Corp. is setting its sights on undervalued small and midsize Japanese businesses with the potential to blossom in China's massive market.
TOKYO/TAIPEI -- Japanese real estate developer Mitsui Fudosan will expand its Taiwan-oriented business by opening shopping centers on the island and supporting the Taiwanese-backed semiconductor industry in Japan.
TOKYO -- Japanese makers of semiconductor production machinery are receiving a big boost to their sales from a spike in demand in China.
YANGON—Singapore-based financial services firm Fincy has announced it will withdraw from a controversial development project run by shady Chinese investors accused of involvement in illegal cryptocurrency and online casino operations near the Thai bo