Hiroaki Nakanishi, the head of the Japan Business Federation known as Keidanren, will step down at the beginning of June owing to ill health, local media quoted sources close to the matter as saying …
‘Cautiously optimistic’ on outlook of Japan’s employment: PageGroup
Toby Truscott of PageGroup’s Michael Page says business sentiment has remained relatively strong in Japan despite the Covid-19 pandemic and the state of emergency in some parts of the country.
Reformer Hiroaki Nakanishi steps down as head of Japan’s Keidanren
Hiroaki Nakanishi has been forced to step down as chair of Japan’s Keidanren business lobby after a recurrence of cancer, removing a powerful reformist voice from the top of corporate Japan. The loss …
In Japan, where less than 1% of the population is fully vaccinated, protests to cancel or postpone Olympics intensify
The country is in the throes of a fast-spreading wave of COVID-19 infections. Many Japanese people feel this is no time to be hosting Olympic Games.
Bomber Mafia Prevented a Bloody Invasion of Japan
The alternative—the invasion—was expected to more than double American dead from the rest of the war.
A Ferrari F40 Just Burned to the Ground in Japan
Both driver and passenger escaped as the fire started, but the legendary Ferrari is burnt to a crisp off Japan’s legendary Hakone Turnpike.
China’s regulated open-end funds surpass that of Japan, Australia to top Asia-Pacific
The scale of China’s regulated open-end funds topped the Asia-Pacific region with $2.66 trillion in 2020, surpassing that of Japan and Australia, according to data released by the Investment Company …
China’s regulated open-end funds surpass that of Japan, Australia to top Asia-Pacific
The scale of China’s regulated open-end funds topped the Asia-Pacific region with $2.66 trillion in 2020, surpassing that of Japan and Australia, according to data released by the Investment Company …
Japanese firms found to have had direct business links to Myanmar junta, probe finds
At least 10 Japanese companies have had ties to firms affiliated with Myanmar’s military or have taken part in projects that could be sources of income for the junta.
Japanese firms found to have had direct business links to Myanmar junta, probe finds
At least 10 Japanese companies have had ties to firms affiliated with Myanmar’s military or have taken part in projects that could be sources of income for the junta.