Fiat-Chrysler has withdrawn its offer for a merger with Renault in the face of indecision from Renault’s public shareholder. After the inability to anticipate &…
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FCA – Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles “proposes a board initially made up of 11 members, with four members each for both FCA and Renault, and one from…
Montesquieu’s notion of “sweet commerce” is getting shot… in the leg. The old globalization paradigm is being shaken to its foundations, with the “conservative wave”…
Nissan announced a wider, revamped Board of Directors, to be approved at an end-June Annual General Meeting. 11 Directors (from 8 earlier), 7 of whom…
South Korea keeps waging economic warfare on Japanese competitors by leveraging historical disputes… which were supposedly resolved by the 1965 treaty and the payment of…
A timely coincidence… South Korea calls for seizing Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ assets over World War 2 forced labour, just as Korea Development Bank initiates consolidation…
Presentation given to the Japan Society of Competitive Intelligence (JSCI), on January 19, 2019 at the Japan University of Economics, Tokyo Picture credits: iStock, Japan…
Conférence organisée le 13 novembre 2018 à l’Ecole de Guerre Economique, Paris A l’occasion de la publication de leur livre “Chine / Etats-Unis : Quelles…
This article is a translation of the original article “Les investissements chinois en France: un large déploiement sectoriel guidé par des stratégies très diversifiées“, published…
Japan hits back at Korea over WW2 forced labour row
Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry (METI) has announced export restrictions on three chip-making components to South Korea, as a retaliatory move against Seoul’s…