The original Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre at Don Mills is at risk of becoming condo towers. World-renowned architect Raymond Moriyama designed the heritage site in 1963. Now some community ... ( read original story ...)
Harris Flips Some Swing States On Polymarket After Dems’ ‘Heated’ Crypto Roundtable
Rep. Ro Khanna once again organized another roundtable between crypto executives and White House officials, and there are contradicting reports about how the meeting went, but it appears to have given ...
Crypto exchange FTX ordered to pay $12.7 billion to customers, US CFTC says
A U.S. court has ordered bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX to pay $12.7 billion in relief to its customers, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said on Thursday. FTX drew customers in with "an ...
Japan’s PM cancels central Asia trip after earthquake risk warning
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida cancelled plans to visit central Asia on Friday, and spearhead precautionary measures instead, following an unprecedented warning that the risk of a major Pacific coast earthquake was higher than usual. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s stock market rally fades as fear returns
A comeback rally in Japanese stocks has quickly lost steam, as the specter of a US economic slowdown and further yen volatility cast a long shadow across financial markets. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo’s Monday stock crash an afterthought by Friday
Concern remained, and the search for a coherent explanation as to why Tokyo stocks crashed and shook investors globally was ongoing. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Toyota promises to do better with vehicle testing after major scandal
Toyota is promising to strengthen oversight of its vehicle certifications so the scandal that surfaced recently over improper tests will never recur. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s earthquake scientists have warned residents of an eventual ‘megaquake’. Here’s what that means
The warning is the first issued under new rules drawn up after a 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster killed around 18,500 people in Japan. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s earthquake scientists have warned residents of an eventual ‘megaquake’. Here’s what that means
The warning is the first issued under new rules drawn up after a 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster killed around 18,500 people in Japan. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s 7.1-magnitude earthquake sparks fresh concerns over looming megaquake
Japan’s prime minister Fumio Kishida cancels plans to visit central Asia for summits after weather officials flag risk of major Pacific coast earthquake ( read original story ...)
HMRC ramps up crypto capital gains crackdown
Tax non-compliance on cryptoasset holdings is estimated to range from as high as 55pc to 95pc, according to HMRC. Crypto profits can be subject to several forms of taxation Profits generated from owning and trading cryptoassets – such as Bitcoin and ...
FirstCry IPO oversubscribed on day three
The FirstCry IPO did not have any promoters and consisted of a fresh issue of Rs 1,666 crore and an offer-for-sale of 5.42 crore equity shares by its existing shareholders.
Osaka woman arrested for allegedly giving ‘milk’ containing lots of salt to baby
A 27-year-old resident in this western Japan city was arrested on Aug. 8 on suspicion of inflicting injury on her son by giving him liquid si ( read original story ...)
Japan’s PM weighs cancelling central Asia trip after earthquake warning, NTV says
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering cancelling a visit to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Mongolia planned from Friday to Monday after weather officials flagged that the risk of a major earthquake was higher than usual, ( read original story ...)
KKR shows it’s business as usual in Japan Inc
It has been a white-knuckle week for investors in Japan, but that has not deterred KKR . The U.S. private equity giant is offering$3.8 billion to take IT-specialist Fuji Soft private, roughly a year ... ( read original story ...)
Global shares rise and Japan’s Nikkei gains 1.2% as markets settle after a wild start to the week
Stocks are bouncing higher on Wall Street again as a bit more fear washes out of global markets following a steep slide that began last week. The S&P 500 was 1% higher early Wednesday and on pace for solid back-to-back gains following a brutal three-day losing streak.