Berkshire Hathaway Inc’s $6.2 billion foray into Japan’s five largest trading houses may signal billionaire Warren Buffett’s expectation that inflation and a falling U.S. dollar may make international …
The heady days of Japan Post’s 2015 IPO have long since passed
Five years on from its $12bn debut, the investment case for a politically hamstrung business with an ageing customer base looks threadbare …
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Japan’s $5 Trillion Man Matters More Than Abe’s Successor
September, when Shinzo Abe’s successor is likely to be formalized, Tokyo pundits will go through the motions as Japan picks a new leader. But the one that really matters is at BOJ headquarters.
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Warren Buffett invests $6bn in Japan’s five biggest trading houses
The 90-year-old US business tycoon hopes for ‘opportunities of mutual benefit’ …
Buffett looks to Japan with $6 billion bet on five biggest trading firms
The long-term investment in Itochu Corp , Marubeni Corp , Mitsubishi Corp , Mitsui & Co Ltd and Sumitomo Corp could see the stakes rise to 9.9%, Berkshire said on Sunday, Buffett’s 90th birthday. “The …
Berkshire Hathaway takes stake in Japan’s five biggest trading companies
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has acquired a slightly more than 5% stake in each of the five leading Japanese trading companies. CNBC’s “Squawk Box” crew discusses.
Berkshire Hathaway Buy Stakes Valued at a Total of $6 Billion in Five Japanese Companies
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway took stakes of slightly more than 5% in five of Japan’s most venerable corporate names with big investments in energy.
Japan Investors Bet on Suga’s Abenomics 2.0, Buy Travel Stocks
Japanese investors are putting their money on Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga taking over as Japan’s next prime minister, and extending the economic policies that defined his predecessor’s …