HSBC Bangladesh in partnership with JETRO organised a webinar titled ‘Bangladesh-Japan Business Corridor: Stakeholders Dialogue and Way Forward’ in the city on Wednesday. The webinar was aimed at …
Private equity grabs Japan’s carve-out opportunities
Japanese conglomerates have woken up to the need to divest non-core assets; international private equity houses have plenty of dry powder with which to buy them. This happy alignment appears to have …
China’s Rebound Helps Lift Japanese Businesses
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to pummel the world’s major economies, Japan’s corporate giants are pinning their hopes on the one market that is really rebounding: China.
British and Irish Lions v Japan: England players set to miss Murrayfield warm-up
England players are set to miss the British and Irish Lions warm-up match against Japan in June because it takes place outside the window for international matches.
Bank Of Japan Believes Global Finance Won’t See Single CBDC Dominating
Kazushige Kamiyama stands as the Bank of Japan (BoJ)’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) initiative’s lead.
Japan, China may restart mutual business travel in Oct.
Japan and China may restart its two-way business travel for both short- and long-term businesspeople as they seek to revive their economies. Around 9.59 million Chinese visited Japan in 2019, …
HSBC, Jetro discuss how to attract Japanese investors in Bangladesh
Stakeholders spoke and discussed on the opportunities and challenges that needs to be addressed to attract more Japanese business flow in Bangladesh …
Doe your bit: Japan invents bags deer can eat after plastic-related deaths
To keep animals safe from rubbish discarded by tourists, a bag has been devised made from milk cartons and rice bran …
Japan offers Indonesia financial shot in the arm
“Considering the impact of the spread of COVID-19 on the Indonesian economy, on this occasion, Japan has set a financial loan amounting 50 billion yen to increase Indonesia’s disaster management …
Japanese, Vietnamese firms envision growth opportunities as trade relations tighten
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s choice of Vietnam as his first overseas destination after taking office shows that “Vietnam is one of the most important countries for Japan in the world,” …