Iva Ikuko Toguri D’Aquino, unfairly dubbed “Tokyo Rose,” looks out the bars of her cell during a 1945 investigation that later cleared her of being the infamous Japanese propagandist, who never ... ( read original story ...)
OSAKA ORGANIC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY earnings preview: what Wall Street is expecting
OSAKA ORGANIC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY releases figures for Q3 on October 7.Analysts expect earnings per share of ¥49.40.Go here to watch OSAKA ORGANIC ... ( read original story ...)
Wanted crypto exec linked to $60 billion crash faces passport freeze
South Korean authorities began the process of cancelling the passport of Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon whose company was behind the collapse of luna and UST.
Celsius Execs Cashed Out $40 Million in Crypto Before Halting Withdrawals for Customers
The withdrawals by Celsius executives, first reported by CoinDesk, don’t look good from an optics perspective, given how many users were stopped from being able to pull their money out during the ...
Myanmar’s Democracy Activists Embrace Crypto
Learn how smart money is playing the crypto game. Subscribe to our premium newsletter - Crypto Investor. The newly-launched cryptocurrency is pegged one-to-one with the Myanmar kyat, which has sharply ...
Husband is still diving to find his wife in Japan after losing her in 2011 tsunami
Devoted Husband Yasuo Takamatsu lost his wife in the 2011 Tohoku tsunami in Japan but still goes diving every week in the hope of finding her body. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s ‘Walking Dead’ Problem Lives On
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seems to be falling prey to one of the worst zombie ideas: that offering government support to heavily indebted firms is the way to resurrect Asia’s second-biggest economy ... ( read original story ...)
‘Awful’ decision to award 2029 Asian Winter Games to Saudi Arabia highlights worsening environment for major events
Downhill skiing silver medallist Johan Cleary criticises move, which expert says highlights worsening environment for major events. ( read original story ...)
Latest Crypto News: Japanese PM Announces NFT, Metaverse Expansion, WeTrade Launches “weSave” to Offer Fixed Interest On USDT
Following are some of the developments in the crypto space over the past few days Fumio Kishida, the Prime Minister of Japan has declared in a policy statement that he intends to increase investments ...
Asia’s crypto craze spurs swath of fund launches
The crypto craze among Asian investors is spurring asset managers in the region to seize opportunities to woo them over with their products despite tightening regulation, Cerulli Associates notes in a ...
Bank of Japan keeps economic view on 8 of 9 regions as supply chain woes ease
The Bank of Japan on Thursday maintained its economic views on eight of the country's nine regions as supply constraints and the nega ...
Nick Kyrgios a big fan of ‘inspirational’ Naomi Osaka, saying ‘I love what she brings to the sport’
Nick Kyrgios believes Naomi Osaka is not only “an amazing athlete”, but she has “inspired millions of people” off the court, something that he believes he has in common with the former world No 1. ( read original story ...)
Japan to offer JERA $900 mln of loans for LNG
Japan has agreed to offer 130 billion yen ($899 million) in loans to JERA, the country's biggest power generator, to help to secure liquefied natural gas (LNG) amid a surge in spot prices. ( read original story ...)
This man goes diving every week looking for his wife’s body missing since Japan’s 2011 tsunami
Tōhoku underwater earthquake and tsunami occurred on 11 March. It lasted approximately six minutes and was officially the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan, and the fourth most powerful ... ( read original story ...)
Mori Hamada and Simpson Thacher Advise on Japan’s Largest IPO
Big Four Japanese firm Mori Hamada & Matsumoto and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett are advising the issuer of the largest initial public offering (IPO) in Japan this year. Yokohama-based Socionext Inc, a ...
Bank of Japan Maintains View on Most of Japan’s Regional Economies
The Bank of Japan on Thursday maintained its view that most of Japan’s local economies were growing moderately, citing improvements in supply shortages The bank’s assessment for eight of the nine ...