The Ministries of Finance of Ukraine and Japan will begin negotiations to update the 1986 Convention on Avoidance of Double Taxation on March 22. “Today, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan …
Mongolia’s first solar-plus-storage project won by Japan-led bid
TOKYO — Japanese plant engineer JGC Holdings will oversee the design and construction of Mongolia’s first solar power plant with storage capabilities as the country steps up adoption of renewable …
In Japan, They’re Still Worried About Deflation, Not Inflation
If any country could remain unmoved by the inflation talk that is heating up in the U.S., it would be Japan, where the central bank is digging in for a further battle with falling prices and might …
RCEP trade pact seen boosting Japan’s GDP by 2.7%
A trade deal among fifteen economies in the Asia Pacific would boost Japan’s economy by 2.7% when its benefits fully appear, a government estimate showed on Friday. Fifteen Asia-Pacific nations …
It’s almost the ‘Europification’ of Japan at times, says AllianceBernstein portfolio manager
John Taylor, co-head for European fixed income and portfolio manager at AllianceBernstein, said it feels like the “Europification” of Japan at times.
Bank of Japan Will Relax Its Market Stimulus: Live Updates
The N.F.L. signs new broadcast deals with CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN and Amazon. Japan’s central bank will ease its support for the stock market. I.R.S. urges taxpayers not to amend already-filed returns to …
100 Top Tables – the winners: honouring Hong Kong and Macau’s food and beverage stalwarts
Chinese, Western, French, Italian, Japanese, Steak & Grills, East/West and Macau – featuring the best restaurants …
Mongolian Tax Administration partners with international organisations and issues first transfer pricing tax assessment for USD 228 million
For many years, Mongolia has benefited from technical assistance provided by international organisations such as the World Bank Group (WBG), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Japan …
Japan’s malls and restaurants brace for Olympics without foreigners
Shopping malls and restaurants in Japan will miss out on a business boom, as Tokyo expects to hold the Olympics without overseas spectators, dealing another blow to industries already on the ropes …
Bank of Japan edges away from massive monetary stimulus
The Bank of Japan has scrapped its pledge to buy an average of ¥6tn a year in equities as the central bank edged away from aggressive monetary stimulus in favour of a more “sustainable” policy.