AI-fueled copper rush spurs Amazon to buy direct from US mine
Amazon is purchasing copper directly from a US mine to meet rising demand driven by AI and data center expansion, marking a shift in procurement strategy.
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Alphabet announces record 576bn yen bond issuance in Japan
Alphabet plans to issue nearly 600 billion yen in bonds in Japan, marking the largest foreign company bond issuance in Japanese yen, surpassing Berkshire Hathaway.
Japan ride-hailing app Go to launch Tokyo market’s largest IPO this year
Tokyo-based ride-hailing company Go secures approval for IPO, expected to be Japan’s largest this year with a valuation of $1 billion, planned for June.
Andreessen Horowitz to open Japan office by summer, co-founder tells Takaichi
Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz plans to open a Tokyo office by summer to support Japanese startups, co-founder Ben Horowitz told Prime Minister Takaichi.