Japanese-inspired condominium in Taft, Manila. In a recent statement, the Villar-led property developer said its condominium arm Vista Residences, Inc. will work with the Japanese firm on a 42-storey ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese man arrested on suspicion of building grave on neighbor’s land
MATSUYAMA -- A 72-year-old man in Japan's Ehime Prefecture was arrested on Nov. 27 for allegedly building a grave for himself on another person's prop ... ( read original story ...)
Man arrested on suspicion of building grave on local’s land in western Japan
MATSUYAMA -- A 72-year-old man in Japan's Ehime Prefecture was arrested on Nov. 27 for allegedly building a grave for himself on another person's property without their consent. Officers from Ehime ... ( read original story ...)
Mitsui Fudosan to pay $1.2 billion in white-knight bid for Tokyo Dome
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co said on Friday it would pay $1.2 billion to buy ballpark operator Tokyo Dome Corp, a white-knight bid likely to help fend off prominent activist fund ... ( read original story ...)
70% of Britons WOULD sue the previous owner of their over Japanese knotweed
YouGov data from 2,000 British respondents reveals that knowledge of the invasive weed is growing in the UK, with 80 per cent of Britons now aware of the plant. ( read original story ...)
Mitsui Fudosan to pay $1.2 billion to acquire Tokyo Dome amid activist pressure
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co said on Friday it would pay 120.5 billion yen ($1.16 billion) to acquire ballpark operator Tokyo Dome Corp which has been under fire by a foreign activist ... ( read original story ...)
Mitsui Fudosan to spend 120.5 billion yen on Tokyo Dome tender offer
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co said on Friday it would pay 120.5 billion yen ($1.16 billion) to acquire ballpark operator Tokyo Dome Corp which has been under fire by a foreign activist ... ( read original story ...)
Mitsui Fudosan to launch tender offer for Tokyo Dome
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co. has decided to launch a tender offer for ballpark operator Tokyo Dome Corp. in what co ... ( read original story ...)
UPDATE 2-Mitsui Fudosan to discuss bid for Tokyo Dome, helps push back activist
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co said it will discuss a plan to acquire ballpark operator Tokyo Dome Corp at a board meeting on Friday, in a deal that would reportedly top 100 billion yen ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese Market Lower In Choppy Trade
The Japanese stock market is modestly lower on Friday in choppy trading in the absence of fresh cues from Wall Street, which was closed overnight for a holiday. Worries about the surge in coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
Mitsui Fudosan to discuss bid for Tokyo Dome on Friday
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan Co 8801.T said it would discuss a plan to acquire ballpark operator Tokyo ... ( read original story ...)
$1bn bid for Tokyo Dome planned by developer Mitsui Fudosan
Japanese property developer Mitsui Fudosan plans to acquire Tokyo Dome, eyeing a tender offer of more than 100 billion yen ($960 million) for the ballpark and hotel operator. Tokyo Dome shares closed ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s ramen bars struggle to stay open as COVID-19 hammers small firms
TOKYO: Sixty-year-old Yashiro Haga is folding his Tokyo noodle ramen shop after 15 years in December, unable to overcome the prospect of a lasting ... ( read original story ...)
Investors choking startups with purse strings: Japan watchdog
The Japan Fair Trade Commission, the country's competition regulator, says big Japanese companies often make unreasonable demands of the startups they invest in, including free access to intellectual ... ( read original story ...)
Vista Land partners with Japanese real estate developer Mitsubishi Estate for Manila condo project
The project is a 42-story, one-tower condominium development in Manila that will house over a thousand residential condo units. ( read original story ...)
Japan plans tax breaks for foreign nationals to attract financial experts
Many highly skilled financial professionals from abroad leave Japan within 10 years partly due to the current taxation system, a ruling party source said. ( read original story ...)