Asia Shares Trade Mixed as China Benchmarks Surge While Others Slip TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mixed Friday after a sharp slide for Walmart helped pull Wall Street off record highs. In Japan, where investors were watching currency swings,

Shares sagged Tuesday in Asia as worries over U.S.-China trade friction weighed on the outlook for the region. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 lost 1.1% to 38,336.73 after markets in Japan reopened from a holiday on Monday.

From the alliance between Tokyo and Washington to a deserted ‘iPhone City’, here’s a round-up from today’s China and economy coverage.

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Japan is betting $1.5bn on a breakthrough in next-generation ultra-thin, light and bendy solar panels, subsidising the commercialisation of a technology that analysts say could disrupt China’s dominance of renewable energy and reduce Tokyo’s dependence on fossil fuels.

Research implying most Okinawans have Shandong ancestry risks further straining relations between Tokyo and Beijing.

Asian shares mostly rose Wednesday, as regional markets continued to watch President Donald Trump’s latest tariff escalation. Benchmarks rose in Wednesday afternoon trading in Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul and Hong Kong,

Building upon its recent endeavors to strengthen consultancy services for governments, global leaders, and family offices—particularly in Tokyo, Monaco, Sydney, Hong Kong, and Singapore—Move Digital is now poised to revolutionize the household robotics sector.

Warner Bros has partnered with Jinjiang International to develop a Harry Potter Studio Tour in Shanghai, marking its third global location after London and Tokyo. The attraction, covering over 53,000 square meters,

Asian shares mostly rose Wednesday, as regional markets continued to watch President Donald Trump’s latest tariff escalation. Benchmarks rose in Wednesday morning trading in Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

The Trump administration is planning to toughen semiconductor restrictions on China, continuing and expanding the Biden administration's efforts to limit Beijing's technological prowess, Bloomberg News reported on Monday.