TOKYO/OSAKA (Reuters) - Japanese electronic component makers are looking beyond a fickle smartphone market that once lured them with rocketing growth, tying their fortunes more closely to the most ...

(Reuters) - Following is a roundup of the impact of Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami on auto makers and electronics makers. Plant shutdowns in Japan threaten supplies to manufacturers across ...

Over the past decade or more, the headlines have not been great for Japan’s big consumer electronics makers. Competition from Korea, China and Taiwan and a shift towards mobile-based apps for ...

In the 1980s, Japan was the dominant player in the semiconductor market. But huge shifts in the way the chip supply chain operated eroded that leading-edge. Japan is now on a drive to revitalize its ...

Japanese electronics manufacturer MinebeaMitsumi has decided to extend its tender offer for temperature sensor producer Shibaura Electronic until July 1, postponing the initial deadline of June 19.

Dubai: Though there have been no major disruptions to the supply lines so far, aftershocks from the devastation in Japan could yet reverberate through the local consumer electronics sector. As matters ...

Japanese electronics component manufacturers such as Murata, Taiyo Yuden, and TDK are mostly conservative about the recovery of smartphone demand and are now placing their hope on orders from ...

PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: This replaces the announcement made at 8:45 AM CET on March 18 due to the following correction : The production amount indicated in the Press Release, within ...

TOKYO (AP) — Japanese electronics and technology conglomerate Panasonic has chosen a new chief executive at one of the group's companies after eking out a 1.2% rise in its first-quarter profit.

Japanese electronic company Casio Computer Co. Ltd. has suffered a data breach, and the company warned that data from customers in Japan and internationally has been stolen. According to Casio’s ...

Panasonic Layoffs: Panasonic Holdings, a Japanese electronics giant, is cutting around 10,000 jobs globally, with 5,000 positions eliminated in Japan and 5,000 overseas. Panasonic's decision to cut ...