Analysis-Japan Inc makes a renewed U.S. push as China fears mount
Japanese companies are increasingly hitching their growth plans to the United States, as concerns about Chinese demand and Beijing's influence over
Japanese companies are increasingly hitching their growth plans to the United States, as concerns about Chinese demand and Beijing's influence over
Corporate Japan is starting to wonder if the weak yen has become too much of a good thing.
Joe Biden's shaky performance in the U.S. presidential debate drew stunned global reactions on Friday, prompting public calls for him to step
Tourists are flocking to Japan to scoop up high-end clothes and handbags at a discount thanks to the weak yen currency.
A $39 billion Canadian takeover bid for 7-Eleven's owner indicates a shift in Japan's corporate governance and has left CEOs "nervous" that their
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has sent a letter to President Joe Biden asking him to approve Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S.
In early October, Nissan Motor managers dialed in for a regular online meeting with boss Makoto Uchida only to hear a grim message:
A rise in shareholder activism in Japan is poised to fuel a new wave of management buyouts by founding families, after the battle for 7-Eleven's parent
Honda and Nissan expect big benefits from their potential merger to create the world's third-largest auto group but intense competition from China raises questions
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