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Japan Firm Warned Of Legal Step Over Korean Forced Laborers

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WASHINGTON POST
 
TOKYO — Lawyers for Korean wartime forced laborers have demanded that a Japanese steelmaker respond to their request to discuss compensation, warning Tuesday that they will otherwise take steps to freeze its assets in their country.
The two lawyers asked Nippon Steel & Sumitomo ...

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Japan To Ramp Up Public Works Spending To Decade-High Next Year: Nikkei

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EURO NEWS
 
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will ramp up public works spending to a decade-high next fiscal year as part of efforts to ease the hit to its economy from a scheduled sales tax hike in October 2019, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Wednesday.
The government will spend over 3 trillion yen ($2...

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Japan Third Quarter Corporate Capex Up 4.5% Year-On-Year

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THE STAR ONLINE
 
TOKYO: Japanese companies raised spending on plant and equipment by 4.5 percent in July-September from the same period a year earlier, Ministry of Finance (MOF) data showed on Monday.
The data will be used to calculate revised gross domestic product figures due on Dec. 10.
A pre...

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Japan's Corporate Investment Slows Sharply, Raises Doubt About Outlook

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EURO NEWS
 
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese corporate capital expenditure rose for an eighth consecutive quarter in July-September but the pace of gains slowed sharply, raising doubts about the strength of business activity amid global trade frictions.
Ministry of Finance (MOF) data out on Monday show...

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SoftBank Becomes First Japan Firm to Forgo IPO Price Range, Keeps View at 1,500 yen

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THE STAR
 
TOKYO: SoftBank chalked up another first in Japan on Friday, setting a single indicative price of 1,500 yen for its telco IPO rather than a price range as usual, pegging the deal at 2.4 trillion yen ($21.16 billion) in the country's biggest-ever listing.
The price was unchanged from th...

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Japanese Rice Increasingly Shipped Abroad As Domestic Demand Wanes

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JAPAN TODAY
 
TOKYO  - Japanese rice farmers are seizing on their chance to boost sales for their high-quality product, amid a fall in domestic demand and expected liberalization of trade rules.
Kazuya Terasawa, 66, plans to export about 10 percent of this year's output from his rice field in the...

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Sekisui House, Marriott to Open Roadside Stop Hotels

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THE JAPAN NEWS
 
TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Sekisui House Ltd. and major U.S. hotel chain Marriott International Inc. said Wednesday they will open hotels adjacent to “michi no eki” roadside rest and shopping facilities in cooperation with regional municipalities.
From autumn 2020, Sekisui House and Ma...

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High-level Japanese Business Mission to Visit Egypt Early 2019

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DAILY NEWS EGYPT
 
Masaki Noke, Japanese ambassador to Egypt said that a high-level mission is expected to visit Egypt early 2019, adding, “Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) has an idea to send a mission to Egypt early next year, including representatives from the major Japanese companies...

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Tencent Partners with Line on Mobile Payments in Japan

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NIKKEI ASIAN
 
Tie-up targets Chinese tourists, but faces competition from Yahoo-Alibaba service
 
TOKYO -- Tencent Holdings will team with Tokyo-based chat app operator Line to offer mobile payment services for small Japanese retailers looking to capitalize on the recent influx of Chinese touris...

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Japan At A crossroads: What’s Keeping its Defense Industry From Growing?

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DEFENSE NEWS
 
MELBOURNE, Australia — Japan is facing what appears to be an increasingly difficult choice, between a desire to keep its domestic defense industry in business, and getting more value for its defense spending while introducing much-needed capabilities by buying foreign off-the-shelf...

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