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Nissan Revs Up Growth Efforts After Ghosn's Removal From Board
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JAPAN TODAY
TOKYO - Dismissing Carlos Ghosn from its board was just the beginning of efforts by Nissan Motor Co to secure its future as it seeks to catch up with rivals in adapting to a rapidly changing business environment.
Four months after Ghosn's arrest plunged the automaker into protracted...
TOKYO - Dismissing Carlos Ghosn from its board was just the beginning of efforts by Nissan Motor Co to secure its future as it seeks to catch up with rivals in adapting to a rapidly changing business environment.
Four months after Ghosn's arrest plunged the automaker into protracted...
- April 11, 2019
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Japan Business Lobby Plumps For Atomic Power To Fight CO2 Emissions
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THE MAINICHI
TOKYO -- Japan needs to restart idled nuclear plants and build new ones to reduce the country's CO2 emissions and guarantee a stable power supply, Japan Business Federation head Hiroaki Nakanishi declared in a policy statement released at an April 8 news conference here.
The policy...
TOKYO -- Japan needs to restart idled nuclear plants and build new ones to reduce the country's CO2 emissions and guarantee a stable power supply, Japan Business Federation head Hiroaki Nakanishi declared in a policy statement released at an April 8 news conference here.
The policy...
- April 10, 2019
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Bank Of Japan Cuts Assessment For Three Regions, But Kuroda Sees Moderate Growth Ahead
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JAPAN TIMES
The Bank of Japan on Monday cut its assessment for three of the country’s nine regions, the biggest number of downgrades in six years, suggesting that damage to exports and factory output from slowing overseas demand was broadening.
The BOJ lowered its views on Tohoku, Hokuriku an...
The Bank of Japan on Monday cut its assessment for three of the country’s nine regions, the biggest number of downgrades in six years, suggesting that damage to exports and factory output from slowing overseas demand was broadening.
The BOJ lowered its views on Tohoku, Hokuriku an...
- April 9, 2019
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Japan Faces Recession Risks With Dearth Of Ammunition
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THE CHRONICLE HERALD
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan appears to have dodged a recession thanks to resilient business spending but tanking factory and export sectors and a lack of policy options leave it particularly vulnerable if a projected recovery in the global economy fails to materialize.
If domes...
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan appears to have dodged a recession thanks to resilient business spending but tanking factory and export sectors and a lack of policy options leave it particularly vulnerable if a projected recovery in the global economy fails to materialize.
If domes...
- April 9, 2019
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Understanding The Business Of Japan's Cherry-Blossom Season
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BUSINESS STANDARD
The Japanese Government Wants To Attract 40 Million Foreign Visitors By 2020-When It Hosts The Olympics-Up From A Record 31.2 Million In 2018There’s a popular saying in Japanese: dumplings over blossoms—meaning substance is better than beauty. But that might sell short the phe...
The Japanese Government Wants To Attract 40 Million Foreign Visitors By 2020-When It Hosts The Olympics-Up From A Record 31.2 Million In 2018There’s a popular saying in Japanese: dumplings over blossoms—meaning substance is better than beauty. But that might sell short the phe...
- April 8, 2019
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Keidanren Wants Lifetime Of Nuclear Power Plants Extended To Over 60 Years
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JAPAN TIMES
Keidanren, or the Japan Business Federation, will ask the government to consider extending the maximum operating lifetime of nuclear power plants beyond the current 60 years, informed sources have said.
Keidanren will also request that periods in which nuclear plant operations are h...
Keidanren, or the Japan Business Federation, will ask the government to consider extending the maximum operating lifetime of nuclear power plants beyond the current 60 years, informed sources have said.
Keidanren will also request that periods in which nuclear plant operations are h...
- April 6, 2019
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ANA Unveils New Boeing 787-10 For International Routes
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JAPAN TODAY
TOKYO - All Nippon Airways (ANA) on Friday unveiled its new Boeing 787-10, after its arrival Thursday from Boeing's manufacturing facility in Charleston, SC. Among a range of upgrades, the advanced aircraft features upgraded seats with enhanced comfort and functionality in both Prem...
TOKYO - All Nippon Airways (ANA) on Friday unveiled its new Boeing 787-10, after its arrival Thursday from Boeing's manufacturing facility in Charleston, SC. Among a range of upgrades, the advanced aircraft features upgraded seats with enhanced comfort and functionality in both Prem...
- April 6, 2019
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Oyo To Launch Hotel Business In Japan
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NIKKEI ASIA
Indian Unicorn Announces Joint Venture With Softbank
TOKYO -- Indian hotel startup Oyo said on Thursday that it had established a joint venture with SoftBank Corp. to launch a hotel business in Japan.
Oyo labels itself as one of the world's largest hotel chains with more than 500,00...
Indian Unicorn Announces Joint Venture With Softbank
TOKYO -- Indian hotel startup Oyo said on Thursday that it had established a joint venture with SoftBank Corp. to launch a hotel business in Japan.
Oyo labels itself as one of the world's largest hotel chains with more than 500,00...
- April 5, 2019
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Ghosn: Former Nissan Chief Arrested In Japan On New Claims
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BBC
Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn has been re-arrested in Tokyo while out on bail pending trial over claims of financial misconduct.
Prosecutors said the 65-year-old had been detained over suspicions he caused Nissan $5m (£3.8m) in losses, according to reports.
In a statement, Mr Ghosn said ...
Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn has been re-arrested in Tokyo while out on bail pending trial over claims of financial misconduct.
Prosecutors said the 65-year-old had been detained over suspicions he caused Nissan $5m (£3.8m) in losses, according to reports.
In a statement, Mr Ghosn said ...
- April 5, 2019
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Muji's First Japan Hotel To Be A Test Bed For New Business
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NIKKEI ASIA
TOKYO -- Minimalist Japanese retailer Muji will open its first domestic hotel in the heart of Tokyo's ritziest shopping district on Thursday.
Muji Hotel Ginza and flagship store to open in ritzy, tourist-heavy Tokyo district
The 79-room Muji Hotel Ginza will serve as a test lab fo...
TOKYO -- Minimalist Japanese retailer Muji will open its first domestic hotel in the heart of Tokyo's ritziest shopping district on Thursday.
Muji Hotel Ginza and flagship store to open in ritzy, tourist-heavy Tokyo district
The 79-room Muji Hotel Ginza will serve as a test lab fo...
- April 4, 2019
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