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Familymart Opens First Clothing Store In Tokyo

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JAPAN TODAY
 
Back in 2016, we were very hard-pressed to put together an outfit using only items bought from convenience store chain FamilyMart. However, since then the company has greatly expanded on its fashionable offerings and even created their own brand called “Convenience Wear.”
The consta...

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Nippon Steel Ends Litigation Over Buyout Of U.S. Steel

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JAPAN TODAY
 
Nippon Steel Corp said Thursday it has withdrawn its lawsuit filed against rival U.S. steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. and others, putting an end to all U.S. litigation launched to prevent its plan to purchase United States Steel Corp. from being blocked.
Japan's largest steelmaker,...

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BOJ Deputy Chief Supports Rate Hikes, Warns Of Upcoming Tariff Impact

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JAPAN TODAY
 
A Bank of Japan deputy chief said Tuesday it would be "appropriate" to keep raising interest rates in step with improvements in economic conditions but warned of the possible negative impact of higher U.S. tariffs.
Despite three policy interest rate hikes since last March, "real int...

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Suntory Faces Ripples in Food Business After Niinami’s Resignation; Incident Could Cause Confusion, Lost Consumer Trust

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JAPAN NEWS
 
 
Suntory Holdings Ltd.’s announcement of the resignation of its chairman, Takeshi Niinami, has sent shockwaves through political, governmental and business circles.
Amid these ripples, the move is seen as an inevitable blow to the management of the company, whose primary business is...

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Suntory Chairman Niinami Steps Down After Probe Into His Purchase Of Dietary Supplements

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JAPAN TODAY
 
Suntory Holdings Ltd Chairman Takeshi Niinami has stepped down due to an ongoing investigation over the alleged purchase of a dietary supplement suspected to be illegal, the major Japanese brewer company said Tuesday.
Niinami, a prominent 66-year-old Japanese business figure and for...

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Japan’s Factory Activity Shrinks on Falling Export Orders, PMI Shows

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JAPAN NEWS
 
Japan’s factory activity shrank in August on decreasing orders from overseas, a private sector survey showed on Monday, as the impact of U.S. tariffs began to squeeze the country’s export-reliant manufacturing sector.
The S&P Global Japan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI...

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Japanese Automakers Try to Regain Ground Lost to Chinese Car Firms in Thailand with Low-Priced Hvs

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JAPAN NEWS
 
Major Japanese automakers are trying to regain lost ground in Thailand, where they have been squeezed by the aggressive sales tactics of Chinese car companies. In Thailand, Japanese automakers’ share of new vehicle sales used to be more than 90% but may fall below 70% this year.
Japa...

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Prices Of 1,422 Food Items To Rise In September

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JAPAN TODAY
 
A survey of 195 major food companies by Teikoku Databank found that prices of 1,422 food and beverage items are scheduled to rise in September. This marks the ninth consecutive month of price increases this year.
By food category, the most common price increases are for condiments, ...

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Toyota Reports Global Sales, Output In July

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JAPAN TODAY
 
Toyota Motor Corp said Thursday its global sales and production for July hit records for the month on the back of robust demand for hybrids in North America and China, although the impact of the higher U.S. auto tariff has cast a shadow over its profit outlook.
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String of ANA Wings Pilot Error Incidents Lead to Stern Warning from Transport Ministry

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JAPAN NEWS
 
After a string of operational incidents attributed to pilot error, the transport ministry issued a stern warning to ANA Wings Co., an ANA Group member, on Friday. The ministry has ordered the airline to submit a report on preventive measures by Sept. 19.
A runway incursion at Wakkana...

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