Japan's chip maker gets emergency government help
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mayurasana
When is Japan going to realize that some companines have to go under in order for healthier and stronger companies to be more productive.
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OneForAll
National security. Has to be. For didn't Britain just buy Japanese trains? Wasn't there just a statement against protectionism on JT? Must be national security.
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mayurasana
You have a good point OneForAll.
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