The writer is president of Queens’ College, Cambridge, and an adviser to Allianz and Gramercy After occupying a central role in international trade and currency developments in the 1980s and 1990s, ... ( read original story ...)
Despite fears, Halloween partying in Tokyo’s Shibuya goes on after Seoul crush
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Keppel REIT acquires S$85.7m office property in Japan
It plans to use the acquisition to pave the way for the firm’s entrance into Japan’s market. The manager of Keppel REIT, Keppel REIT Management Limited, has acquired a 98.47% interest in a freehold ... ( read original story ...)
Brazil ETF Gains in Tokyo as Investors Cheer Smooth Election
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Approval of Japan PM Kishida’s gov’t hits new low, no help from economic plan
Public approval ratings for the government of Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida touched a new low in one opinion poll and clung near lows in another, hit by his party's ties to a controversial ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s factory output falls for first time in four months as firms battle rising costs
Japan's factory output fell in September for the first time in four months as manufacturers grappled with rising raw materials costs and global economic slowdown, and is likely to fall again next ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Sept Factory Output Posts First Fall In 4 Months
Japan's factory output fell in September for the first time in four months as manufacturers took a hit from rising costs for raw materials and the global economic slowdown. ( read original story ...)
Japan Industrial Production Spikes 9.8% On Year In September
The value of industrial output in Japan was up 9.8 percent on year in September, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said on ... ( read original story ...)
Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin: Crypto Industry Shouldn’t Be ‘Enthusiastically Pursuing Institutional Capital’
The co-founder of the world’s second largest cryptocurrency weighed in on regulations that could change the course of crypto.
What Is The Crypto Freedom PAC Planning For The Midterm Elections?
As an investor, having crypto-friendly lawmakers in office is likely a good thing for your portfolio. The Crypto Freedom PAC is focused on helping elect pro-crypto candidates for Congress. Explore ...
This Week on Crypto Twitter: Musk Takeover, Twitter Crypto Wallet in the Works
This was also the week that Tesla CEO, institutional Bitcoin HODLer and Dogecoin-maxi Elon Musk finally closed his $44 billion Twitter acquisition bid. His new platform was a hive of commotion ...
First Mover Asia: Crypto Platform Freeway’s Lack of Transparency Should Have Been a Red Flag
It may not exactly be the "Uptober" that some crypto bulls were hoping for, but bitcoin (BTC) is up 6.1% in October, its first positive month since July. "While bulls might be newly inspired, prices ...
Visa, PayPal, Western Union Among Fall Flurry of Crypto Trademark Filings
There have been three times as many NFT trademark applications filed so far this year in the U.S. than in all of 2021.
This Under-the-Radar Crypto Is Up 112% in the Past Month — Here’s Why the Rally Could Have Legs
Learn More Halloween is almost here, and there's one crypto that looks like it's back from the dead -- Huobi Token ( HT 1.61%), which is up 112% over the past month. This surge is particularly ...
Japan’s September factory output posts first fall in 4 months
Japan's factory output fell in September for the first time in four months as manufacturers took a hit from rising costs for raw materials and the global economic slowdown. ( read original story ...)
Japan Asks If It’s Better to Flip Burgers Than Work at a Megabank
Might Japanese youths looking to flip burgers be next? It’s a facetious thought, but Japanese media is nonetheless all agog to learn that, thanks to new legislation, workers in fast-food restaurants ... ( read original story ...)