The islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, are controlled by Japan but both China and Taiwan lay claim to them. P&G’s chief executive officer, Jon Moeller, said on the earnings call …
Japan business leaders, China officials agree to strengthen ties
A group of Japanese business leaders are in Beijing this week for talks with Chinese officials, the first such meetings in about four years. The leaders met on Wednesday with officials in charge of …
SoftBank Offloads Another 2% in India’s Paytm
BENGALURU (Reuters) – SoftBank Group has sold an additional 2% in India’s Paytm, the latest in a string of selldowns in the digital payments firm. The Japanese conglomerate, which sold shares between …
Japan shuts off SLIM moon lander’s battery in hopes of ‘possibly’ restarting it later
The operators of Japan’s SLIM moon lander say they have shut it off after solar panels failed to generate power but suggest it could be restarted later.
P&G’s beauty sales hurt by an unlikely headwind: A wastewater release in Japan
In August, Japan started releasing a huge amount of treated radioactive water from its Fukushima nuclear power plant, which was hit by a tsunami and earthquake more than a decade ago. The wastewater …
P&G’s beauty sales hurt by an unlikely headwind: A wastewater release in Japan
In August, Japan started releasing a huge amount of treated radioactive water from its Fukushima nuclear power plant, which was hit by a tsunami and earthquake more than a decade ago. The wastewater …
Currency weakness strikes China, but helps Japan
Yes, but: In Japan, the decline of the yen has boosted corporate earnings and confidence in the country’s traditionally important export business with the U.S. A weaker currency was also traditionally …
Currency weakness strikes China, but helps Japan
Yes, but: In Japan, the decline of the yen has boosted corporate earnings and confidence in the country’s traditionally important export business with the U.S. A weaker currency was also traditionally …
Drone the size of a bread slice may allow Japan closer look inside damaged Fukushima nuclear plant
A drone almost the size of a slice of bread is Japan’s newest hope to get clearer footage of one of the reactors inside the tsunami-hit Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant where hundreds of tons of damaged fuel remain almost 13 years after the disaster.
Former Bank of Japan deputy governor discusses BOJ’s January policy decision
Bank of Japan can afford to wait on any decision to exit its negative rates policy partly because inflation is “decelerating a little bit,” says Masazumi Wakatabe, former Bank of Japan deputy governor.