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Foreign buyers push Japan M&A to an all-time high as Asian tech shares fall

Japan's merger-and-acquisition deals have reached an all-time high as foreign buyers move in .

Foreign buyers push Japan M&A to an all-time high as Asian tech shares fall

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Japan's merger-and-acquisition deals have reached an all-time high as foreign buyers move in [money#2].

The record deal flow marks a sharp acceleration in overseas appetite for Japanese companies [money#2].

Asian technology shares plunged after a Chinese chipmaker reported a key advance [money#3].

The selloff shows how quickly sentiment can turn when a domestic rival claims a technological edge [money#3].

Australia's copper mines are booming while coal struggles [money#4].

The split captures a broader commodity rotation toward metals tied to electrification [money#4].

French supermarkets have become targets for hackers, putting a new strain on retail operations [money#1].