Germany might think they were unlucky vs. Japan, but really, they deserved to lose. The challenge is whether they can rebound before it’s too late.
World Cup Daily: Japan shakes up Group E with comeback win vs. Germany
Japan’s dramatic comeback vs. Germany was the climax of an exciting slate of games at the World Cup on Wednesday.
Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ to Buy Two Asia Units of Home Credit for $620 Million -Source
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc plans to buy the Philippines and Indonesian units of Dutch consumer finance company Home Credit Group BV for about 600 million euros ($619 …
Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ to Buy Two Asia Units of Home Credit for $620 Million -Source
The deal comes as Japan’s largest lender aims to beef up its business in Asia to tap growth in consumption in emerging markets, while ultra-low interest rates and an aging population limit business …
Japan’s MS&AD to slash 6,300 jobs in domestic insurance business-Nikkei
TOKYO, Nov 22 (Reuters) – Japan’s MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings Inc will slash 6,300 jobs, or about 16% of its group workforce, in the domestic insurance business by March 2026, the Nikkei business …
European grit gets Moriyasu’s Japan over the line in Germany upset
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu said not too long ago his team might have lost Wednesday’s World Cup opener against Germany at the death, rather than claiming a stunning victory over the four-times world champions.
World Cup 2022: Japan upsets Germany, leads Group E
Nov. 23 (UPI) –Ritsu Doan and Takuma Asano each beat goalie Manuel Neuer for second-half goals to lead Japan to an upset win over Germany at the 2022 World Cup on Wednesday in Doha, Qatar. The win vaulted Japan to the top of Group E. Doan and Asano scored …
World Cup 2022: Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu hails ‘historic victory’ over Germany
Japan boss Hajime Moriyasu says beating Germany in the World Cup is a “historic moment” showing the “beauty of football”.
Japan Abandons Plan for Moon Probe Landing
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) was unable to establish communication with its OMOTENASHI CubeSat.
Maeda features in Japan’s shock win
Celtic striker Daizen Maeda played 57 minutes of Japan’s World Cup opener as they came from behind to stun Germany 2-1. Maeda thought he’d opened the scoring in the first half, but his back-post finish was offside.