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Toyota stays No. 1 in global sales over VW, GM
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NEWSONJAPAN
Toyota kept its lead over rivals Volkswagen and General Motors as the world's top-selling automaker in the first nine months of the year, Monday reporting record sales of 7.615 million vehicles, up nearly 3 percent from the previous year.
Volkswagen said earlier this month it sold 7.4...
Toyota kept its lead over rivals Volkswagen and General Motors as the world's top-selling automaker in the first nine months of the year, Monday reporting record sales of 7.615 million vehicles, up nearly 3 percent from the previous year.
Volkswagen said earlier this month it sold 7.4...
- October 28, 2014
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Starbucks Buys Out Japan Unit For More Than $900 Million
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BUSINESS INSIDER
Starbucks will take full ownership of its Japanese operations for more than $900 million, a move it said was aimed at further tapping its second-largest market.
The Seattle-based company said it would buy a 60.5 percent stake that it does not already own as part of a two-step t...
Starbucks will take full ownership of its Japanese operations for more than $900 million, a move it said was aimed at further tapping its second-largest market.
The Seattle-based company said it would buy a 60.5 percent stake that it does not already own as part of a two-step t...
- October 24, 2014
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Japan's Trade Picture Is Collapsing
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BUSINESS INSIDER
Japan's shaky economy was dealt another blow Wednesday, as official data showed a widening September trade deficit that puts the world's number-three economy on track to log a record annual shortfall.
The worse-than-expected deficit of 958.3 billion yen ($8.96 billion) adds to ...
Japan's shaky economy was dealt another blow Wednesday, as official data showed a widening September trade deficit that puts the world's number-three economy on track to log a record annual shortfall.
The worse-than-expected deficit of 958.3 billion yen ($8.96 billion) adds to ...
- October 24, 2014
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Japan’s small-car firms are defying the industry’s get-big-or-die imperative
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ECONOMIST
One of the conundrums of the car business is that five smaller Japanese firms continue to prosper alongside three giants, Toyota, Nissan and Honda. In theory, those in the second division—Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki and Subaru—should long ago have merged with rivals at home or abroad, or ...
One of the conundrums of the car business is that five smaller Japanese firms continue to prosper alongside three giants, Toyota, Nissan and Honda. In theory, those in the second division—Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki and Subaru—should long ago have merged with rivals at home or abroad, or ...
- October 24, 2014
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American Airlines, Jetstar Japan reach codeshare agreement
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BIZJOURNALS
American Airlines and Jetstar Japan have agreed to a codeshare partnership between the two airlines, giving American's customers greater access to domestic destinations in Japan.
The agreement was announced Wednesday by Fort Worth-based American Airline Groups (Nasdaq: AAL) and Jetsta...
American Airlines and Jetstar Japan have agreed to a codeshare partnership between the two airlines, giving American's customers greater access to domestic destinations in Japan.
The agreement was announced Wednesday by Fort Worth-based American Airline Groups (Nasdaq: AAL) and Jetsta...
- October 24, 2014
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Japan’s exports rise in September on higher demand for cars, the machinery.
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CAPE BRESTON POST
Exports jumped 6.9 per cent from a year earlier in September to 6.38 trillion yen ($59.6 billion) while imports rose 6.2 per cent to 7.34 trillion yen ($68.6 billion). That left a deficit of 958.3 billion yen ($8.96 billion), compared to a shortfall of 943.2 billion yen a year e...
Exports jumped 6.9 per cent from a year earlier in September to 6.38 trillion yen ($59.6 billion) while imports rose 6.2 per cent to 7.34 trillion yen ($68.6 billion). That left a deficit of 958.3 billion yen ($8.96 billion), compared to a shortfall of 943.2 billion yen a year e...
- October 24, 2014
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Export of maglev technologies to U.S. greeted with optimism at rail conference
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THE ASAHI SHIMBUN
The operator of the planned Chuo Shinkansen Line reiterated its desire to export Japanese maglev technologies to the United States during an international conference on high-speed rail systems in Tokyo on Oct. 22.
Yoshiyuki Kasai, honorary chairman of Central Japan Railway Co....
The operator of the planned Chuo Shinkansen Line reiterated its desire to export Japanese maglev technologies to the United States during an international conference on high-speed rail systems in Tokyo on Oct. 22.
Yoshiyuki Kasai, honorary chairman of Central Japan Railway Co....
- October 24, 2014
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Japan's new airliner; Money spinner or money burner?
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ECONOMIST.com
Hiring a team of Taiko traditional drummers to pound away in a cavernous hanger is one way to create a loud noise. But Mitsubishi Aircraft, an aerospace firm, already had the world’s attention long before it unveiled the Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ), Japan’s first domestically-buil...
Hiring a team of Taiko traditional drummers to pound away in a cavernous hanger is one way to create a loud noise. But Mitsubishi Aircraft, an aerospace firm, already had the world’s attention long before it unveiled the Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ), Japan’s first domestically-buil...
- October 24, 2014
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Japan's Java wars: Convenience stores angle for coffee market crown
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REUTERS
Japan's convenience store operators are jostling for eminence in a famously cut-throat industry, and one product has come up trumps for the market's top players - coffee.
Millions and millions of cups of it.
Inspired by a popular 100 yen ($0.93) blend launched by McDonald's in 2008, S...
Japan's convenience store operators are jostling for eminence in a famously cut-throat industry, and one product has come up trumps for the market's top players - coffee.
Millions and millions of cups of it.
Inspired by a popular 100 yen ($0.93) blend launched by McDonald's in 2008, S...
- October 21, 2014
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Chinese smartphones lift Japan’s electronics business
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THEAUSTRALIAN.com
Japan-China’s smartphone boom is being fuelled by an unlikely source: Japanese parts makers.
Upstart Chinese phone makers like Xiaomi Inc., Lenovo Group Ltd. and Huawei Technologies Co. are increasingly undercutting smartphone giants like Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co....
Japan-China’s smartphone boom is being fuelled by an unlikely source: Japanese parts makers.
Upstart Chinese phone makers like Xiaomi Inc., Lenovo Group Ltd. and Huawei Technologies Co. are increasingly undercutting smartphone giants like Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co....
- October 21, 2014
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