The Tokyo District Prosecutor's Office immediately took action after hearing the news, and even before the Batumi meeting ended, they were dispatched and broke into Toshiba's headquarters. This also caused Toshiba's stock price to fall.
"Everything else is easy to say, but I don't think Washington will do this to track down a large number of Japanese companies." Alan Wilson went out for a walk with his wife. He said he should exercise more when he is old enough. He talked about the possible consequences of this Toshiba incident. The United States
There are many ways to improve Japan, but there is no need for such a hated method.
"Japan's industry is still very strong, although it is not as extensive as my involvement." Pamela Mountbatten also spoke highly of Japanese companies, especially several Japanese chaebols, Mitsubishi, Mitsui and so on. Nowadays,
Still has considerable strength.
"There are few who have such a wide range of interests as you." Alan Wilson chuckled, "If you take the Japanese chaebols individually, they are no match for you. But when you add them all together, Japanese companies are indeed worth paying attention to.
The Concern Group has such characteristics. It is much more powerful than those families in Xiangjiang, who are just real estate businessmen."
The four major families in Hong Kong encountered certain difficulties last year. Quite simply, after the implementation of the Cyberport plan, the Hong Kong Governor released the land reserves in his hands, which led to a certain degree of decline in real estate in Hong Kong. Several well-known local real estate businessmen have
It encountered operational difficulties and was cut off by the British Hong Kong government.
This is a side effect of the Cyberport plan. The real estate developer's direct book losses exceeded one billion Hong Kong dollars. However, this is not worthy of the attention of the London government. However, Alan Wilson himself expressed his apology and gave a group of Canadian green cards.
There are also preferential conditions for investment provided by United Canada.
This move was a matter of letting fate dictate everything. Alan Wilson knew in his heart that Canada's feelings for Britain were actually deeper than Australia's feelings for Britain. As long as the size of Britain was not too far behind that of the United States, Britain should work hard to maintain its influence in Canada.
, but isn’t the problem that the United States is too powerful and too close?
British capital cannot compete with American capital in Canada, but it is still possible to attract a group of Hong Kong capital to test the American reaction. British capital still has to focus on attacking Australia. It cannot let go of any of its colonies in the South Pacific. Its military presence must be maintained and its economic existence must be maintained.
It will not become boundless water.
The effect of suppressing a wave of housing prices is quite obvious, and you can continue to invest in business. As for some speculators jumping off buildings because of the decline in real estate, it is just a minor side effect. Stocks can fall, but what can't fall in real estate? There is no such thing.
reason.
"I think the United States will definitely pay attention to the semiconductor industry. Japan cannot keep it." Alan Wilson took his wife's hand and sat down, swinging on the swing and said, "This is an opportunity for other places. I have put my chips in Hong Kong.
A leading OEM company has been established in Xiangjiang. As for R&D, it will be done locally."
"Is it dangerous to place such an important industry in Hong Kong?" Pamela Mountbatten asked her own question while sitting on a swaying swing.
"The more dangerous the place, the safer it is. Putting it in Xiangjiang is safer and has more united front value, because the equity distribution must take care of British capital, and we can provide high-paying jobs in Xiangjiang." Alan Wilson replied confidently, "As for the
The security of this enterprise depends on them on land and us on the sea. We are not the world’s largest naval power and the world’s largest army, but China and Britain together can ensure the security of this enterprise.”
The supreme authority is very confident in this point. The more important the chip company will be in the future, the more Xiangjiang can use it to ask for prices. After all, this is a British-owned company, and the possibility of being forcibly taken away is non-existent, and it is not completely impossible.
, once the national strength is insufficient, all kinds of monsters and monsters may come forward.
However, Alan Wilson did this precisely to protect Britain's current national strength. He was afraid that Britain's own national strength alone could not protect it, so he wanted to borrow power from a big country.
As for the benefits, the two countries can split it 30-70, and the UK can split it 70-70. This is not bad, but it all depends on the views of some British capital.
"The most important thing is reliability." Pamela Mountbatten felt relieved after hearing the explanation. "It would be great if we could put pressure on the automobile industry. Why should Japan and Germany, two defeated countries, climb above me?"
The Land Rover Group owned by the richest woman ranks third in the world today, followed by Toyota of Japan and Volkswagen of Germany. The main reason for this situation is that the Land Rover Group focuses on off-road vehicles and is much weaker on sedans. Alan Wilson can only console him.
That's pretty good.
They produce all types of cars, but you only focus on off-road and pickup trucks. Besides, how can there be civilian cars in the UK?
Isn't there something worse? For example, Detroit, the world-famous automobile city in the United States, has already begun to show the trend of becoming a ghost town. In ten or eight years, Kensington Street will become an everyday place. And the American automobile industry
In comparison, isn’t the richest woman who has always shared risks equally good?
When the two were talking, the Batumi Committee was still meeting around Japan's political brethren. Companies involved in the embargo list should theoretically withdraw from the Eastern European and Soviet markets. For such a discussion, we should thank the supreme authority of dozens of
They continue to criticize the Japanese every day, no matter whether Japan is developing well or not, the little tricks never stop.
The Japanese representative expressed strong regret and believed that this discussion was unfair, because the Japanese government can guarantee that the Toshiba incident is an isolated incident. Just because Toshiba has a problem, it cannot be assumed that all Japanese companies have problems. This is purely
There is a presumption of guilt.
The United States was also silent on this matter. The American representatives discovered that it seemed that the European countries' intentions were not simple. While the United States was communicating with the country, the British representatives were also communicating with Whitehall.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Of course Alan Wilson hopes to strangle Japanese companies to death, but it seems that this matter is not that easy. "If it doesn't work, we can replace it with a six-month ban. This half-year period
If you cannot replace the market vacated by the ban on Japanese companies, there is nothing you can do, and the White House will consider this a sign of incompetence. The United States and the United States suggest that the U.S. government use half a year to investigate the problems of Japanese companies."
"Also, tell the American Semiconductor Association our suggestions. We don't need to worry about the rest. The American Semiconductor Association will have a good talk with the White House."
The supreme authority is so worried about the development of semiconductors in the United States that it even has to temporarily join forces with American companies to take down Japan's advantages in the semiconductor industry. Where is the advantage of Japan's semiconductors? Currently it occupies the entire world.
Fifty-three percent of the world market.
The United States and Japan signed the "U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Agreement" last year, and Japan was required to open up the semiconductor market and ensure that foreign companies obtain one-fifth of the market share in Japan within five years.
Although this is a staged victory, it is obviously not a plan that can work in a short period of time. How can super 301 and anti-dumping duties be more practical? Now that the Toshiba incident has broken out, it is a good opportunity for the United States to take advantage of the issue.
In terms of diverting trouble away from the enemy, Alan Wilson never compromised on the special relationship between Britain and the United States.
As for the UK's own semiconductor plans, they are all focused on integrated circuits. From a major country's conquering of the semiconductor industry, we know that chips are the most difficult. Semiconductors can be divided into four categories: integrated circuits, discrete devices, sensors and optoelectronic devices.
The four categories can be collectively referred to as semiconductor components.
Integrated circuits can be divided into four subdivisions: analog circuits, microprocessors, logic circuits, and memories. The core of the British semiconductor industry will be logic circuits and memories. Others can be strategically abandoned, and the entire semiconductor plan will focus on
These two subdivisions in integrated circuits.
In the White House, Reagan received representatives from the American Semiconductor Association and listened carefully to their opinions.
In fact, as the Toshiba incident spread so much, Reagan's attitude itself was crucial. As soon as the incident came out, he felt that this was a good opportunity to divert attention. Iran-Contra had been bothering him for a long time. If the Toshiba incident could make him
It would be great to get rid of the negative influence of Iran-Contra.
"The Prime Minister of Japan has said that he will come to the United States in person to apologize. I will use this to express the United States' tough attitude towards this matter." Reagan gave the representatives of the Semiconductor Association reassurance.
After appeasing the dissatisfaction of the Semiconductor Association, Reagan decided to use this opportunity to show off his tough personality. Soon Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone came to the United States and published an apology announcement in more than 50 mainstream media in the United States. Now all Americans knew about it.
News that the Japanese Prime Minister came to apologize.
As soon as the Japanese Prime Minister left, Reagan immediately signed an official document imposing anti-dumping duties. At the same time, he announced in the U.S. Senate that he would impose Super 301 clauses to investigate Japan. This was unanimously approved by both parties in the United States. Reagan also took this opportunity to establish
The image of defending American interests.
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone learned the news as soon as he returned to Tokyo. Even if he mentally cursed Americans ten thousand times, he could only express regret and apology in public. Japan had done something wrong.
"How sad it is for a country to have foreign troops stationed in the country." Alan Wilson complained in front of Mrs. Thatcher, "If Germany's troops were only the US military, Germany would not be tough. Fortunately, the US military is only part of the German military. Europe
The sum of the country's garrisons makes up the majority of Germany's garrisons, and only then can the Germans have room to move around, otherwise Germany would not be much stronger than Japan."
Mrs. Thatcher felt that there was something in the words of the Cabinet Secretary, but did not think much about it. After approving the British semiconductor plan, she said, "Moscow announced that the leader will visit the United States. What do you think?"
"What are we talking about? If we are talking about the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, it is a good thing for European security." Alan Wilson happily replied, "Who wants to live under the target of a nuclear bomb?"