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Japanese Automakers Try to Regain Ground Lost to Chinese Car Firms in Thailand with Low-Priced Hvs
- Category:Driving
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.
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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.
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- 1/9 21:21
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Prices Of 1,422 Food Items To Rise In September
- Category:Shopping
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, ...
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, ...
- 1/9 20:50
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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.
But global production...
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.
But global production...
- 31/8 21:50
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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...
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...
- 31/8 21:20
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Sukiya Announces First Price Cuts In 11 Years For Beef Bowls From Sept 4
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JAPAN TODAY
Major beef bowl chain Sukiya has announced that it will be cutting the prices of beef bowls and other items starting Sept 4.
This is the company's first price cut in 11 years. Sukiya said in a statement it hopes that this will lead to an increase in customers amid continued high pri...
Major beef bowl chain Sukiya has announced that it will be cutting the prices of beef bowls and other items starting Sept 4.
This is the company's first price cut in 11 years. Sukiya said in a statement it hopes that this will lead to an increase in customers amid continued high pri...
- 29/8 20:50
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Japan Lawmaker’s Office Raided over Accusations of Fraud; No Record of State-Paid ‘Secretary’ Actually Working
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JAPAN NEWS
Investigators raided the Tokyo office of House of Councillors member Akira Ishii of the Japan Innovation Party on suspicion of fraud involving state-funded salaries for secretaries.
Ishii, 68, is alleged to have illegally received a state-funded salary for a secretary who has no reco...
Investigators raided the Tokyo office of House of Councillors member Akira Ishii of the Japan Innovation Party on suspicion of fraud involving state-funded salaries for secretaries.
Ishii, 68, is alleged to have illegally received a state-funded salary for a secretary who has no reco...
- 27/8 20:28
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Nissan Ends Production of Legendary GT-R Sports Car; Nissan President Hints at Possibility of Resuming Production in Future
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JAPAN NEWS
Nissan Motor Co. has ended the production of its high-end sports car R35 GT-R, it announced Tuesday, citing such challenges as adhering to various countries’ emissions regulations and securing parts.
The R35, the car that made Nissan known as a high-tech carmaker, will not be in the ...
Nissan Motor Co. has ended the production of its high-end sports car R35 GT-R, it announced Tuesday, citing such challenges as adhering to various countries’ emissions regulations and securing parts.
The R35, the car that made Nissan known as a high-tech carmaker, will not be in the ...
- 27/8 19:46
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Japan Foreign Min. to Seek 874.3-B.-Yen Budget for FY 2026
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NIPPON
Japan’s Foreign Ministry will seek 874.3 billion yen in its budget request for fiscal 2026, up 15.3 pct from the fiscal 2025 initial budget, informed sources said Wednesday.
The ministry plans to allocate 44.1 billion yen to operations to deal with information warfare, such as analysis o...
Japan’s Foreign Ministry will seek 874.3 billion yen in its budget request for fiscal 2026, up 15.3 pct from the fiscal 2025 initial budget, informed sources said Wednesday.
The ministry plans to allocate 44.1 billion yen to operations to deal with information warfare, such as analysis o...
- 27/8 19:07
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Japan, East Timor Affirm Security, Economic Cooperation
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NIPPON
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta met in Tokyo on Tuesday and confirmed their countries' security and economic cooperation.
The two leaders agreed that Japan will provide East Timor with free defense equipment through its official security a...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta met in Tokyo on Tuesday and confirmed their countries' security and economic cooperation.
The two leaders agreed that Japan will provide East Timor with free defense equipment through its official security a...
- 26/8 20:34
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Japan Plans Stricter Visa Rules For Foreign Entrepreneurs
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Japan is set to tighten requirements for visas for foreign entrepreneurs, with a proposed six-fold increase in minimum capital to 30 million yen ($204,000) and a mandate to employ at least one full-time worker in the country, according to a ministerial draft released Tuesday.
The move f...
Japan is set to tighten requirements for visas for foreign entrepreneurs, with a proposed six-fold increase in minimum capital to 30 million yen ($204,000) and a mandate to employ at least one full-time worker in the country, according to a ministerial draft released Tuesday.
The move f...
- 26/8 19:50
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