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ANA Plans To Cut Workforce 20% Over 5 Years To Survive COVID-19 Crisis
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JAPAN TODAY
ANA Holdings Inc plans to reduce its workforce in the aviation business by roughly 20 percent over the next five years through natural attrition to cut costs and cope with the COVID-19 crisis that has depressed travel demand, sources familiar with the matter said.
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ANA Holdings Inc plans to reduce its workforce in the aviation business by roughly 20 percent over the next five years through natural attrition to cut costs and cope with the COVID-19 crisis that has depressed travel demand, sources familiar with the matter said.
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- February 7, 2021
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Japan Airlines Flies First Japan-Produced SAF Commercial Flight
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SIMPLE FLYING
Flying on fuel made from used clothing, February 4th, 2021, marked a special day for Japan Airlines (JAL). The carrier operated its first commercial flight using a made-in-Japan SAF, or sustainable aviation fuel.
While SAF can be made from non-edible plants or agricultural and for...
Flying on fuel made from used clothing, February 4th, 2021, marked a special day for Japan Airlines (JAL). The carrier operated its first commercial flight using a made-in-Japan SAF, or sustainable aviation fuel.
While SAF can be made from non-edible plants or agricultural and for...
- February 7, 2021
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Japan 2020 Farm Exports Hit Record ¥922.3 Billion
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THE JAPAN NEWS
Japan’s exports of agricultural, fishery and forestry products and related foods reached ¥922.3 billion in 2020, up 1.1% from the previous year, a preliminary government report showed Friday.
Although exports dropped year-on-year in the first half amid the spread of coronavirus i...
Japan’s exports of agricultural, fishery and forestry products and related foods reached ¥922.3 billion in 2020, up 1.1% from the previous year, a preliminary government report showed Friday.
Although exports dropped year-on-year in the first half amid the spread of coronavirus i...
- February 6, 2021
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Netflix Climbs After Company Raises Prices By 13% In Japan
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JAPAN TIMES
Netflix Inc. shares rose as much as 3.7% on news that the company is raising the price of its service in Japan, bolstering revenue in an increasingly key market for the streaming giant.
Starting Friday, prices for Netflix’s basic and standard tiers will go up by about 13%, with the ...
Netflix Inc. shares rose as much as 3.7% on news that the company is raising the price of its service in Japan, bolstering revenue in an increasingly key market for the streaming giant.
Starting Friday, prices for Netflix’s basic and standard tiers will go up by about 13%, with the ...
- February 6, 2021
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Sony Forecasts Record Profit After Playstation 5 Launch
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JAPAN TODAY
Tokyo - Sony said Wednesday it expects a record net profit this financial year as fresh virus lockdowns continue to boost demand for games and consoles, including the recently released PlayStation 5.
Although the pandemic has hit many industries hard, the gaming sector has been one ...
Tokyo - Sony said Wednesday it expects a record net profit this financial year as fresh virus lockdowns continue to boost demand for games and consoles, including the recently released PlayStation 5.
Although the pandemic has hit many industries hard, the gaming sector has been one ...
- February 4, 2021
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Foreign Workers In Japan Hit Record High
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NHK
Japan's labor ministry says the number of registered foreign workers in the country has hit a record high.
Employers reported a total of 1.72 million as of last October. The figure is up 4 percent from a year before, although the pace of increase fell 9.6 points.
Vietnamese workers were the...
Japan's labor ministry says the number of registered foreign workers in the country has hit a record high.
Employers reported a total of 1.72 million as of last October. The figure is up 4 percent from a year before, although the pace of increase fell 9.6 points.
Vietnamese workers were the...
- February 4, 2021
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Japan's Service Sector Slump Deepens As COVID-19 Emergency Hits Businesses
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JAKARTA POST
0 Shares Japan’s services sector shrank at the fastest pace in five months in January, as a heavy blow to demand from a resurgence in coronavirus infections and a state of emergency in parts of the country greatly hurt new business orders.
The gloomy readings come after Prime Minis...
0 Shares Japan’s services sector shrank at the fastest pace in five months in January, as a heavy blow to demand from a resurgence in coronavirus infections and a state of emergency in parts of the country greatly hurt new business orders.
The gloomy readings come after Prime Minis...
- February 3, 2021
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Suzuki Halts Production In Myanmar After Coup As Japan Firms Scramble To Assess Fallout
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JAPAN TIMES
Suzuki Motor Corp. said Tuesday it has halted production at its two auto plants in Myanmar to ensure the safety of its employees following a military coup the previous day, as other Japanese companies from retail giant Aeon Co. to auto-parts maker Denso Corp. were scrambling to asse...
Suzuki Motor Corp. said Tuesday it has halted production at its two auto plants in Myanmar to ensure the safety of its employees following a military coup the previous day, as other Japanese companies from retail giant Aeon Co. to auto-parts maker Denso Corp. were scrambling to asse...
- February 2, 2021
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Japan's Panasonic To Scrap Solar Cell Production
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JAPAN TIMES
Electronics giant Panasonic Corp. has decided to scrap its unprofitable solar cell manufacturing operations amid ever-increasing price competition, it was learned Sunday.
Solar cell production at the company’s Malaysian plant and its unit in Unnan, Shimane Prefecture, will be termin...
Electronics giant Panasonic Corp. has decided to scrap its unprofitable solar cell manufacturing operations amid ever-increasing price competition, it was learned Sunday.
Solar cell production at the company’s Malaysian plant and its unit in Unnan, Shimane Prefecture, will be termin...
- January 31, 2021
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Japan's 2020 Job Availability Logs Sharpest Drop In 45 Years
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JAPAN TIMES
Japan's job availability ratio in 2020 logged the sharpest drop since 1975, while the average unemployment rate marked the first rise in 11 years, highlighting the magnitude of the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic on workers, government data showed Friday.
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Japan's job availability ratio in 2020 logged the sharpest drop since 1975, while the average unemployment rate marked the first rise in 11 years, highlighting the magnitude of the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic on workers, government data showed Friday.
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- January 29, 2021
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