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When The Chips Are Down: Mcdonald's Rations Fries In Japan
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JAPAN TODAY
A new kind of chip shortage has hit Japanese supply chains, with McDonald's forced to ration fries in the country as COVID-19 and floods in Canada squeeze potato imports.
McDonald's Japan said it will only sell small-sized French fries for a week from Friday to avoid shortages.
"Due...
A new kind of chip shortage has hit Japanese supply chains, with McDonald's forced to ration fries in the country as COVID-19 and floods in Canada squeeze potato imports.
McDonald's Japan said it will only sell small-sized French fries for a week from Friday to avoid shortages.
"Due...
- December 25, 2021
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Kirin May Seek Japan Aid In Beer Business Dispute With Myanmar Military Entity
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JAPAN TIMES
The top executive of Kirin Holdings Co. said Tuesday the company may ask the Japanese government for help to resolve a dispute over ending its beer business partnership with a Myanmar military-linked entity.
Kirin Holdings President and CEO Yoshinori Isozaki said in an interview tha...
The top executive of Kirin Holdings Co. said Tuesday the company may ask the Japanese government for help to resolve a dispute over ending its beer business partnership with a Myanmar military-linked entity.
Kirin Holdings President and CEO Yoshinori Isozaki said in an interview tha...
- December 22, 2021
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Daihatsu To Electrify All New Vehicles By 2030
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THE JAPAN NEWS
Daihatsu Motor Co. said Monday that all of its new models for the domestic market will be electric vehicles (EV) or hybrids by 2030.
The company also said it plans to launch an electric mini-vehicle by 2025. Utilizing subsidies from central and local governments, Daihatsu aims to...
Daihatsu Motor Co. said Monday that all of its new models for the domestic market will be electric vehicles (EV) or hybrids by 2030.
The company also said it plans to launch an electric mini-vehicle by 2025. Utilizing subsidies from central and local governments, Daihatsu aims to...
- December 22, 2021
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Japan Household Assets Hit Record As Savings And Stock Prices Rise
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JAPAN TIMES
Assets held by Japanese households hit a record at nearly ¥2 quadrillion ($18 trillion) at the end of September as people continued to refrain from spending due to the coronavirus pandemic and as stock prices rose, Bank of Japan data showed Monday.
The total figure of ¥1,999.8 trill...
Assets held by Japanese households hit a record at nearly ¥2 quadrillion ($18 trillion) at the end of September as people continued to refrain from spending due to the coronavirus pandemic and as stock prices rose, Bank of Japan data showed Monday.
The total figure of ¥1,999.8 trill...
- December 20, 2021
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Japan Business Lobbyist Backs Myanmar Military Takeover, Urges Investment
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Japanese former politician who campaigned to bring billions of dollars of investment from some of Japans top companies to Myanmar has urged Japan to endorse its military government, saying the nation's ruling military leader has "grown fantastically as a human being," while praising his...
Japanese former politician who campaigned to bring billions of dollars of investment from some of Japans top companies to Myanmar has urged Japan to endorse its military government, saying the nation's ruling military leader has "grown fantastically as a human being," while praising his...
- December 19, 2021
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Hitachi, Alstom Win Contract For Britain’s HS2 Rail Project
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THE JAPAN NEWS
A joint venture between Hitachi, Ltd. and Alstom SA of France has won a £1.97 billion (about ¥300 billion) contract to supply next-generation high-speed trains for Britain’s High Speed Two (HS2) railway line project.
The companies announced on Dec. 9 that the venture will design,...
A joint venture between Hitachi, Ltd. and Alstom SA of France has won a £1.97 billion (about ¥300 billion) contract to supply next-generation high-speed trains for Britain’s High Speed Two (HS2) railway line project.
The companies announced on Dec. 9 that the venture will design,...
- December 17, 2021
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Japan's Agricultural Exports Exceed 1 Tril. Yen For 1st Time
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KYODO NEWS
The value of Japanese agriculture, forestry and seafood exports exceeded 1 trillion yen ($8.7 billion) for the first time this year, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said Thursday.
The export value between January and November totaled 1.06 trillion yen. Matsuno told a press c...
The value of Japanese agriculture, forestry and seafood exports exceeded 1 trillion yen ($8.7 billion) for the first time this year, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said Thursday.
The export value between January and November totaled 1.06 trillion yen. Matsuno told a press c...
- December 16, 2021
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Used JR Hokkaido Train Cars Arrive In Thailand
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THE JAPAN NEWS
he State Railway of Thailand unveiled 17 used train cars acquired from Hokkaido Railway Co. (JR Hokkaido) at Laem Chabang Port in Thailand on Monday.
The Kiha 183 type diesel cars, which JR Hokkaido used for limited express services, will be refurbished before going into service ...
he State Railway of Thailand unveiled 17 used train cars acquired from Hokkaido Railway Co. (JR Hokkaido) at Laem Chabang Port in Thailand on Monday.
The Kiha 183 type diesel cars, which JR Hokkaido used for limited express services, will be refurbished before going into service ...
- December 14, 2021
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Toyota Revises Lost Production In Japan To 14,000 In December
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AUTO NEWS
Figure Is Up From 9,000 Flagged Last Week
Toyota Motor Corp. says lost production from the latest stoppages at Japanese plants will now total about 14,000 vehicles in December, up from 9,000 units it flagged on Friday.
Output has been halted at some factories in Japan as it runs short...
Figure Is Up From 9,000 Flagged Last Week
Toyota Motor Corp. says lost production from the latest stoppages at Japanese plants will now total about 14,000 vehicles in December, up from 9,000 units it flagged on Friday.
Output has been halted at some factories in Japan as it runs short...
- December 14, 2021
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Japan's Service-Sector Mood Improves; Omicron And Rising Costs Cloud Outlook
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JAPAN TIMES
Japan’s service-sector mood improved to a two-year high but the recovery among manufacturers stalled, a closely watched central bank survey showed, a sign rising raw material costs was weighing on the economy’s recovery from the pandemic.
Big firms expect conditions to worsen ahead ...
Japan’s service-sector mood improved to a two-year high but the recovery among manufacturers stalled, a closely watched central bank survey showed, a sign rising raw material costs was weighing on the economy’s recovery from the pandemic.
Big firms expect conditions to worsen ahead ...
- December 13, 2021
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