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Japan Bets on Trash to Break China's Rare Earth Stranglehold
EconomyEN
Japan Bets on Trash to Break China's Rare Earth Stranglehold

Japan to subsidize rare earth recycling infrastructure from 2026, aiming to reduce 80% dependence on Chinese imports. Will the economics work?

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Your Convenience Store Coffee Just Got a Sustainability Makeover
EconomyEN
Your Convenience Store Coffee Just Got a Sustainability Makeover

Seven-Eleven Japan partners with Mitsui to support regenerative farming in Brazil. But is this genuine sustainability or corporate green theater?

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Can Table Salt Break China's Battery Stranglehold?
EconomyEN
Can Table Salt Break China's Battery Stranglehold?

Peak Energy's sodium-ion batteries promise to reduce lithium dependence, but supply chain hurdles remain. The real challenge isn't materials—it's manufacturing.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
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The RAM Shortage That Could Kill Companies
TechEN
The RAM Shortage That Could Kill Companies

Phison CEO warns of severe memory chip shortage in late 2026 that could force product cuts and company closures across tech industry

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DH
Doyun Han
Rare Earth Prices Break Floor: The Hidden Tax on Your Tech
EconomyEN
Rare Earth Prices Break Floor: The Hidden Tax on Your Tech

Rare earth prices surge past MP Materials' price floor, hitting tech giants and EV makers with rising costs. China's supply dominance creates vulnerability for global manufacturers

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The $1 Trillion EV Industry's China Problem Has No Easy Fix
TechEN
The $1 Trillion EV Industry's China Problem Has No Easy Fix

China controls 91% of rare earth processing that powers most EVs. As automakers scramble for alternatives, the reality check is sobering - and Chinese companies are developing the same tech.

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DH
Doyun Han
Can AI and Quantum Computing Break China's Rare Earth Stranglehold?
PoliticsEN
Can AI and Quantum Computing Break China's Rare Earth Stranglehold?

A prominent AI expert suggests quantum computing could synthesize rare earth substitutes in years, not decades. But analysts question whether tech alone can challenge China's entrenched dominance.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Japan Courts US Partnership in Deep-Sea Rare Earth Gambit
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Japan Courts US Partnership in Deep-Sea Rare Earth Gambit

PM Takaichi signals cooperation with US on undersea rare earth development as allies seek to reduce China dependence. Can deep-sea mining reshape global supply chains?

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Battery Supply Chain Shakeup: US Slaps Tariffs on Chinese Graphite
EconomyEN
Battery Supply Chain Shakeup: US Slaps Tariffs on Chinese Graphite

US finalizes steep tariffs on Chinese battery-grade graphite, forcing EV supply chain restructuring. Winners and losers emerge as America seeks China alternatives.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
China's Chip Giant Sounds the Alarm on Memory Crisis
EconomyEN
China's Chip Giant Sounds the Alarm on Memory Crisis

SMIC warns semiconductor industry in 'crisis mode' as memory shortage threatens global tech supply chains. Who wins and loses in this unprecedented crunch?

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Why US Companies Aren't Building Inventory (And What It Means)
EconomyEN
Why US Companies Aren't Building Inventory (And What It Means)

US business inventories rose less than expected in November. Are companies being cautious about 2026, or is strong demand eating through stock faster than anticipated?

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SP
Seoyeon Park
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Why Japan is betting billions on China-free rare earths
EconomyEN
Why Japan is betting billions on China-free rare earths

Japan launches ambitious strategy to reduce 90% dependence on Chinese rare earths through seabed mining and alternative suppliers. Can it work?

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Seoyeon Park
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