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Nvidia Earnings: AI Demand, US-China Chip Deal in Focus
Nvidia's Q3 2025 earnings report on August 27 will be crucial amid a tech selloff, focusing on AI demand and a US government deal on China sales, potentially impacting related companies and geopolitical relations.
Nvidia Earnings: AI Demand, US-China Chip Deal in Focus
Nvidia's Q3 2025 earnings report on August 27 will be crucial amid a tech selloff, focusing on AI demand and a US government deal on China sales, potentially impacting related companies and geopolitical relations.
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Ishiba Cabinet Approval Steady at 35.7%, Tariff Concerns High
A Kyodo News survey reveals Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba's Cabinet approval rating is 35.7 percent, with 84.3 percent of respondents expressing concern over U.S. tariffs' impact on the Japanese economy.
Ishiba Cabinet Approval Steady at 35.7%, Tariff Concerns High
A Kyodo News survey reveals Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba's Cabinet approval rating is 35.7 percent, with 84.3 percent of respondents expressing concern over U.S. tariffs' impact on the Japanese economy.
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Ishiba to Invite Trump to Japan, Reaffirm Taiwan Strait Stability
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba plans to invite President Trump to visit Japan this year during their February 7th Washington summit, and will reaffirm the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.

Ishiba to Invite Trump to Japan, Reaffirm Taiwan Strait Stability
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba plans to invite President Trump to visit Japan this year during their February 7th Washington summit, and will reaffirm the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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Ishiba Prioritizes U.S.-Japan Alliance Amid Regional Tensions and Domestic Reforms
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, facing domestic challenges after an election loss, emphasized strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance due to China's assertive military actions and North Korea's missile tests, while also seeking to reform domestic laws on married couples' surnames.

Ishiba Prioritizes U.S.-Japan Alliance Amid Regional Tensions and Domestic Reforms
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, facing domestic challenges after an election loss, emphasized strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance due to China's assertive military actions and North Korea's missile tests, while also seeking to reform domestic laws on married couples' surnames.
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