Peter Landers is The Wall Street Journal's Asia business, finance and economics editor, based in Singapore. He previously served as Tokyo bureau chief for a decade.

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Raffaele Huang is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Singapore, covering Asia’s technology companies. Previously, he mainly focused on corporate news in the automotive and technology sector in ...

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