Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka will take on Elise Mertens in the second round of the Canadian Open. After a slow start to the season, Osaka picked up the pace in Doha w ... ( read original story ...)
US ambassador to Japan to skip Nagasaki A-bomb memorial service because Israel was excluded
The U.S., EU and five other G-7 nations said they will send lower-ranked envoys instead of ambassadors to this year's atomic bombing memorial in Nagasaki because Israel was excluded. ( read original story ...)
Japan hit with powerful earthquake triggering tsunami warning
Japan hit with powerful earthquake triggering tsunami warning - The quake registered a preliminary magnitude of 7.1, Japan’s Meteorological Agency says ... ( read original story ...)
FirstCry IPO sees strong institutional investor interest; gets oversubscribed on Day 3
FirstCry’s market position as a hyper focused retail platform is working in its favor to drive Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) bids.
Japan nearly blew up global markets this week – here’s how it could happen again
“Basically, a lot of investors – some Japanese, many international – would borrow money in yen at a very low rate to invest in other countries where yields are higher,” says Andres Sanchez Balcazar, Head of Global Bonds at Pictet Asset Management.
Japan Warns of Elevated Risk of Giant Earthquake After Strong One Hits
Japan’s meteorological agency said on Thursday that there was a higher-than-usual chance that an immense earthquake could hit the country in the next few days, following a 7.1-magnitude temblor off the southern island of Kyushu. ( read original story ...)
Torquay gets luxe barbecue dining experience at Osaka BBQ
But it’s indoors. And the heated charcoal is brought to the barbecue. And what’s more there is an individual barbecue for every table in Osaka BBQ, the latest addition to Alex Yurong Pan’s stable that includes Man Bo, Sumi, Drunken and Sober (in ... ( read original story ...)
Canoeing-New Zealand kayakers erase Tokyo pain with Paris win
Three years after missing the podium in Tokyo, New Zealand's women's four kayak crew held their nerve in the final at the Paris Games to take the gold medal in the 500-metre race, finally erasing a ... ( read original story ...)
FT names Lewis its Tokyo bureau chief
The Financial Times has appointed Leo Lewis as its new Tokyo bureau chief, responsible for overseeing the FT’s coverage of one of Asia’s most important economies. Lewis was previously Asia business ... ( read original story ...)
7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan’s coast, tsunami advisory issued
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake was detected off Japan's southern coast, triggering a tsunami advisory. No injuries or serious damage were immediately reported. ( read original story ...)
7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan’s coast, tsunami advisory issued
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake was detected off Japan's southern coast, triggering a tsunami advisory. No injuries or serious damage were immediately reported. ( read original story ...)
Videos show the moment a powerful earthquake struck southern Japan
A powerful earthquake struck off Japan’s southern coast and triggered a tsunami advisory. Residents were urged to stay away from the coastline, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or ... ( read original story ...)
Videos show the moment a powerful earthquake struck southern Japan
A powerful earthquake struck off Japan’s southern coast and triggered a tsunami advisory. Residents were urged to stay away from the coastline, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or ... ( read original story ...)
Strong 7.1 earthquake rattles southwestern Japan, triggers tsunami advisories
A 7.1 earthquake hit southwest Japan, according to USGS. It was recorded about 15 miles deep, 12 miles southeast of Miyazaki. ( read original story ...)
Nikkei Rallies and Japanese Tech Stocks Recover
After suffering its worst day in percentage terms since 1987, Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average is on track for one of its best days. The average is up more than 10%, recovering most of the
Japan got so spooked by Monday’s market meltdown that it’s now playing cool on more interest-rate hikes
Some analysts blamed the August 5 market meltdown on recent Japan's rate hike that tipped markets over the edge, amid existing macro concerns.