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November Core Machinery Orders Fall 4.9%
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JAPAN NEWS
Japan’s seasonally adjusted core machinery orders fell 4.9% in November from the previous month, the first decrease in three months, the Cabinet Office said Thursday.
Private-sector orders excluding those for ships and power equipment, closely watched as a leading indicator of corpor...
Japan’s seasonally adjusted core machinery orders fell 4.9% in November from the previous month, the first decrease in three months, the Cabinet Office said Thursday.
Private-sector orders excluding those for ships and power equipment, closely watched as a leading indicator of corpor...
- 18/1 21:35
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Japan To Revoke Certifications For 3 Models At Toyota's Daihatsu Unit
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KYODO NEWS
Japan's transport minister said Tuesday it will revoke certifications necessary for mass production for three models built by Daihatsu Motor Co. after the small-car unit of Toyota Motor Co. was discovered to have rigged safety tests.
Tetsuo Saito, minister of land, infrastructure, tr...
Japan's transport minister said Tuesday it will revoke certifications necessary for mass production for three models built by Daihatsu Motor Co. after the small-car unit of Toyota Motor Co. was discovered to have rigged safety tests.
Tetsuo Saito, minister of land, infrastructure, tr...
- 17/1 21:22
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Ride Sharing Services to Start in Tokyo from April
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JAPAN NEWS
An association of taxi operators in Tokyo said Wednesday that its member taxi firms will start ride-sharing services in the capital in April.
Ride-sharing services, in which people use their personal vehicles to offer paid rides, will start in taxi-scarce Tokyo ahead of other areas i...
An association of taxi operators in Tokyo said Wednesday that its member taxi firms will start ride-sharing services in the capital in April.
Ride-sharing services, in which people use their personal vehicles to offer paid rides, will start in taxi-scarce Tokyo ahead of other areas i...
- 16/1 21:52
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Fujitsu Japan Remains Tight-Lipped On The Post Office Scandal
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BBC
Japanese firm Fujitsu is once again in the spotlight as victims of the Post Office scandal question what role it played.
More than 900 Post Office branch managers were convicted when faulty accounting software made it look as though money had gone missing from their sites. That software, na...
Japanese firm Fujitsu is once again in the spotlight as victims of the Post Office scandal question what role it played.
More than 900 Post Office branch managers were convicted when faulty accounting software made it look as though money had gone missing from their sites. That software, na...
- 14/1 21:52
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Japan Logs Record ¥1.93 Tril Current Account Surplus In November
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JAPAN TODAY
Japan posted a record current account surplus of 1.93 trillion yen in November, helped by a smaller trade deficit and a revival of inbound tourism, the Finance Ministry said Friday.
The current account surplus, one of the widest gauges of international trade, expanded 8.7 percent fr...
Japan posted a record current account surplus of 1.93 trillion yen in November, helped by a smaller trade deficit and a revival of inbound tourism, the Finance Ministry said Friday.
The current account surplus, one of the widest gauges of international trade, expanded 8.7 percent fr...
- 13/1 21:05
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Business Circles In Japan, South Korea To Jointly Tackle Climate Change
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KYODO NEWS
Japanese and South Korean business chiefs vowed Thursday to deepen cooperation on tackling common challenges including climate change and their countries' population declines.
In a joint statement, the major business lobbies of the two countries agreed on the importance of accelerati...
Japanese and South Korean business chiefs vowed Thursday to deepen cooperation on tackling common challenges including climate change and their countries' population declines.
In a joint statement, the major business lobbies of the two countries agreed on the importance of accelerati...
- 11/1 21:17
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PGIM Hires Ex-Citi Veteran To Expand Its Japan Business
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FUND SELECTOR ASIA
Hirotaka Kato has joined PGIM Japan in a newly-created position.
PGIM Investments has appointed Hirotaka Kato as head of portfolio solutions for Japan, a newly created role based in Tokyo.
The $1.5trn global investment management business of US-based Prudential Financial, a...
Hirotaka Kato has joined PGIM Japan in a newly-created position.
PGIM Investments has appointed Hirotaka Kato as head of portfolio solutions for Japan, a newly created role based in Tokyo.
The $1.5trn global investment management business of US-based Prudential Financial, a...
- 10/1 21:58
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Nishikigoi Breeders Hope For Early Resumption Of Exports To China
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JAPAN TODAY
Two months after China halted imports from Japan of nishikigoi, or ornamental carp, breeders have started shipping their products to other destinations in an effort to make up for what they hope will be only the temporary loss of their biggest overseas market.
It is still not known ...
Two months after China halted imports from Japan of nishikigoi, or ornamental carp, breeders have started shipping their products to other destinations in an effort to make up for what they hope will be only the temporary loss of their biggest overseas market.
It is still not known ...
- 10/1 20:46
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Japan 2023 New Auto Sales Up for 1st Time in 5 Years
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JAPAN NEWS
New automobile sales in Japan in 2023 grew 13.8% from the previous year to 4,779,086 units, up for the first time in five years, industry data showed Friday.
The growth reflected brisk sales of new vehicle models, as well as a recovery from the COVID-19 crisis and the easing of semic...
New automobile sales in Japan in 2023 grew 13.8% from the previous year to 4,779,086 units, up for the first time in five years, industry data showed Friday.
The growth reflected brisk sales of new vehicle models, as well as a recovery from the COVID-19 crisis and the easing of semic...
- 8/1 21:09
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Japan Business Chiefs Vow To Push For Higher Pay As PM Pressures
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KYODO NEWS
Chiefs of Japanese major business lobbies on Friday vowed to push for larger pay hikes than last year after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called on them to increase wages so that they outpace rising prices at a New Year's event.
"We will tackle the issue of wage increases with stronge...
Chiefs of Japanese major business lobbies on Friday vowed to push for larger pay hikes than last year after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called on them to increase wages so that they outpace rising prices at a New Year's event.
"We will tackle the issue of wage increases with stronge...
- 8/1 20:43
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