Over 60% of people in Japan have had two COVID-19 vaccine shots, and new positive cases numbers are rapidly decreasing. But infections are sp ... ( read original story ...)
Japan face must-win tie against Australia; South Korea, Iran duel for driving seat
Heartbreak for Vietnam; Japan flatter to deceive again Ahead of Match Day 4 of the Asian qualifiers, we take a look at the biggest talking points. Japan face do-or-die mission against Socceroos As ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Machine Tool Order Data Due On Monday
Japan will on Monday release September figures for machine tool orders, highlighting a light day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. ( read original story ...)
TSMC, Sony to partner on new $7bn chip plant in Japan: Report
Chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and the Sony Group are reportedly considering joint construction of a semiconductor factory in western Japan amid a global chip shortage. ( read original story ...)
Automobile industry an emerging investment destination for Japan
The automotive industry in Bangladesh could be an emerging investment destination for Japanese entrepreneurs, Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s (DCCI) President Rizwan Rahman said yesterday. ( read original story ...)
Japan explores defense options for emerging North Korean threats
Recent North Korean rocket tests have raised the possibility that Japan's current missile defenses may be rendered ineffective, forcing policymakers here to consider new options -- including a ... ( read original story ...)
The activist investor riding Japan’s governance revolution
Seth Fischer of Oasis Management says there are easy wins to he had as Japan’s corporate governance revolution provides activist investors with fertile ground. ( read original story ...)
The Socceroos aren’t Japan’s biggest rival, but Arnie’s men can change all that
One’s a dual under-23 and senior national team coach renowned for demanding mental toughness from his players and a stilted style of football, and the other is Graham Arnold. Hajime Moriyasu will ... ( read original story ...)
2017 Champion Galen Rupp Finishes Second in Fast-Paced Bank of America Chicago Marathon
Galen Rupp was hoping to capture his second career Bank of America Chicago Marathon title on Sunday, and although he dropped back in the closing stages of the race, he still put up a strong time as he ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Paralympics medal winners felicitated
The success of para athletes at the Tokyo Paralympics 2021 will inspire India's younger generation with physical disabilities to take up sports as a v ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Paralympic champ heads to Boston
When Misato Michishita won the Paralympic marathon in Tokyo this summer, she picked up more than a gold medal. The visually impaired Japanese office worker became a must-get for organizers of today’s ... ( read original story ...)
A major crypto hedge-fund manager expects bitcoin to tumble once the SEC greenlights a bitcoin-backed ETF—Here’s why
Traders and analysts are attributing the recent bitcoin rally in part to institutional inflows, as established players expect the SEC to approve the ... ( read original story ...)
Fire-caused power outage hits trains in Tokyo area, 236,000 affected
East Japan Railway Co. says it experiencing extensive service disruption in the Tokyo area due to a power outage. ( read original story ...)
Substation fire suspends all JR East lines in Tokyo area
Major lines operated by East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) in the Tokyo area were temporarily suspended on the afternoon of Oct. 10 after an electrical fire broke out at a substation in Saitama ... ( read original story ...)
Laura Muir wins Scottish Athlete of the Year as fellow Tokyo medallist Owen Miller scoops Para award
Laura Muir is still coming to terms with her Olympic medal success more than two months on from Tokyo – but insists it helps fuel her future ambitions. ( read original story ...)
Back to the forest: Japan uses most homegrown trees in 48 years
Despite a homebuilding industry that went into a virtual standstill during the pandemic, Japan last year used its highest rate of domestically produced lumber since 1972. The reason -- they burned ... ( read original story ...)