Two Americans suspected of helping former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn skip bail and escape to Lebanon in December 2019 have been extradited to Japan. Michael Taylor and his son Peter …
US father and son handed to Japan over Ghosn’s escape
An American father and son were handed to Japanese officials on Monday, their lawyer said, after losing an extradition battle over accusations they helped former Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn to …
US father and son handed to Japan over Ghosn’s escape
An American father and son were handed to Japanese officials on Monday, their lawyer said, after losing an extradition battle over accusations they helped former Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn to …
Japanese Steel Giant Shifts to Recycled Metal in Green Race
Nippon Steel Corp., Japan’s top producer, is shifting its focus to recycling the metal as ambitious net-zero emission targets intensify a race to develop cleaner steel.Taking steps toward …
Japanese Steel Giant Shifts to Recycled Metal in Green Race
Nippon Steel Corp., Japan’s top producer, is shifting its focus to recycling the metal as ambitious net-zero emission targets intensify a race to develop cleaner steel.Taking steps toward …
2 Americans wanted over Ghosn’s escape handed to authorities in Japan
Two Americans accused of helping former Nissan chair Carlos Ghosn flee Japan in a box in 2019 were handed over to Japanese custody Monday, their lawyer said.Why it matters: The extradition of Michael …
Freezer firm to launch probe after Japan vaccines spoiled
Japan said Tuesday an investigation would be launched after more than 1,000 coronavirus vaccine doses had to be thrown out when a freezer storing them malfunctioned.
The big turn-off: why Japan switched from TV to online
Comedians and singers have realised that they can generate significant income — and independence — from online channels …
Stop doing anal Covid tests on our citizens, Japan tells China
Anal swabs cause ‘great psychological pain’, says Japan’s chief cabinet secretary …
Lawyers Busy Advising Clients as Companies Cautiously Remain in Myanmar
Lawyers on the ground say while Japanese investors are anxious about potential incoming sanctions, so far their clients are not considering pulling out of the market.