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Cummins & Partners wins the creative account for Sapporo Australia
Cummins & Partners has been appointed the strategic and creative partner for beer brand Sapporo, following a competitive pitch.The agency has been tasked with relaunching the Sapporo brand and livery ... ( read original story ...)
Sapporo Australia Taps Cummins&Partners Melbourne as its Strategic and Creative Agency
Sapporo Australia has appointed Cummins&Partners Melbourne as its new strategic and creative partner after a competitive pitch. ( read original story ...)
Japan receives its first V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft
Plans to move the new aircraft to Kisarazu Air Field in northern Japan have not been delayed by restrictions on outdoor activities caused by the coronavirus pandemic, officials sa ... ( read original story ...)
Airline staff charged over Carlos Ghosn’s escape from Japan
Turkish prosecutors have charged seven people with helping Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan boss, escape Japan where he faced charges of embezzling $9 million.The indictment of the four pilots, two ... ( read original story ...)
An Easy Risotto Recipe Care of Tennis Champ Naomi Osaka
Naomi's risotto recipe seems pretty foolproof—and tweaks are encouraged. “This is a good time to experiment, and you can substitute items in this dish that you may have in the house," she says. "You ... ( read original story ...)
Cycling: Olympic champion Van der Breggen to retire after Tokyo Games
Dutch Olympic champion Anna van der Breggen has said she will retire from cycling after defending her road race title at the rescheduled Tokyo Games in 2021. ( read original story ...)
Laudia Sion wins in Japan, Halladay in Florida, as horse racing slowly returns
In a weekend still near shutdown thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, Halladay wins a tough grass race in Florida and Laudia Sion impresses in Japan as some of the world's big tracks prepare to return ... ( read original story ...)
Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In South Korea, Japan, China
The total number of coronavirus cases around the world now surpassed 4 million South Korea reported new cluster of cases linked to bars, nightclubs Donald Trump has encouraged more businesses to ... ( read original story ...)
How ‘Death Ships’ Spread Disease Through The Ages
One of the haunting images of this pandemic will be stationary cruise ships – deadly carriers of COVID-19 – at anchor in harbours and unwanted. Docked in ports and ... ( read original story ...)
Anna van der Breggen: Olympic champion to retire next year after rescheduled Tokyo Games
Olympic champion Anna van der Breggen will retire next year and become a coach with Boels-Dolmans. The Dutch rider, 30, will try to defend her road race title at the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics next ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Warns Off Chinese Coast Guard Ships Chasing Its Fishing Boat In East China Sea
Another minor skirmish took place in the tense East China Sea last Friday (May 8) when the Japanese Coast Guard (JCG) sent patrol boats and warned a group of Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) ships when they ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnamese find lifeline at temple in Nagoya after losing jobs
After losing his job due to the novel coronavirus outbreak and all hopes of living in Japan, a 24-year-old male Vietnamese national has taken temporary refuge at a temple here. “I can’t wait to return ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Kobe Steel to cut spending after booking annual loss
Kobe Steel Ltd , Japan's No.3 steelmaker, said on Monday it will cut capital expenditure by a third after one-off charges and weaker demand in steel and aluminium even before the COVID-19 ... ( read original story ...)
Japan could end state of emergency for regions with stable virus cases
Japan could lift a state-of-emergency in many regions this week if new coronavirus cases are under control, the economy minister said on Monday, as it inches towards a gradual return of economic ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus interrupts world’s longest-running cartoon
TOKYO - Production of the world's longest-running cartoon and a mainstay of the Japanese weekend has been interrupted by the coronavirus, forcing the broadcast of re-runs for the first time in decades ... ( read original story ...)