Yamaha Corp. of America (YCA), the Buena Park-based maker of musical instruments and sound gear, has appointed Seiichi Yamaguchi as its new president, effective April 1.
Yamaha is taking a big leap into subscription services with its new Creator Pass, which bundles a bunch of different services and apps focused on music and podcast production under a single umbrella.
Today, Seiichi Yamaguchi has been named President of Yamaha Corporation of America (YCA), effective April 1, 2026. Current President Tom Sumner will retire later in 2026. Seiichi Yamaguchi is ...
Iwata-based Yamaha Motor Co. announced last week that its plan to relocate its U.S. subsidiary group, Yamaha Motor Corporation U.S.A., from Cypress to Georgia and sell its 25-acre office campus on ...
Yamaha Motor Corp. USA, which has called Cypress home for nearly a half-century, is moving its headquarters to Kennesaw, Georgia, where it has been moving divisions for years. The corporate exit from ...
Yamaha-hosted SXSW panel "Breaking the Sound Barrier: Making Creativity Accessible to All" on March 13 ...
Opinion
From bidets to AI labs: Japan’s hidden innovators should step out and learn to play the hype game
Many Japanese companies are proving remarkably innovative and thriving off it in the age of AI. Yet their reluctance to trumpet their success often leaves investors in the dark. About time they learnt ...
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Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 50 - Interior design in Tornado Red
The design and architecture of the cockpit landscape exhibit a consistently linear and horizontal orientation. An example of ...
This year, Neural built on that success with the Quad Cortex mini, which shrinks the device size in half, cuts the ...
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Unearthed BBC video from 1986 shows what music technology in the classroom used to look and sound like
Can a Yamaha CX5M computer succeed in a world of glockenspiels and triangles?
Christie's is auctioning over 300 pieces from Jim Irsay's legendary collection. His Hall of Fame collection, packed with ...
Back during the 1980s, when small sports cars were gaining popularity at lightning speed, Toyota introduced the MR2. It was the first mid-engined, rear-wheel-drive sports car introduced to the US from ...
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