Britain's lead company in GCAP is BAE Systems PLC, with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries representing Japan. European missile maker MBDA will also join the project, along with avionics manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Britain's Rolls-Royce PLC, Japan's IHI Corp and Italy's Avio Aero will work on the engine. ( read original story ...)
Japan chip tool firm Kokusai Electric launches $750 million IPO
By Sam Nussey and Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) -Chipmaking equipment maker Kokusai Electric said on Thursday it plans to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Oct. 25, setting the stage for what ...
Japan Chip Tool Firm Kokusai Electric Plans to List on Oct. 25
TOKYO (Reuters) -Chipmaking equipment maker Kokusai Electric said on Thursday it plans to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Oct. 25, setting the stage for what could be Japan's largest initial ...
Bank of Japan to stand pat after Ueda hints at ending negative rate policy
The Bank of Japan is widely expected to maintain ultralow rates at its two-day policy meeting from Thursday and examine economic and ...
Unlike other central banks, Bank of Japan is ‘marching to a different drummer’
Richard Fisher, former Dallas Fed president, says the Bank of Japan had a "unique ecosystem" where it is "very beholden to the diet".
25-yr-old Japan ‘sugar-baby’ accused of conning man out of $180,000 over dating app
NAGOYA -- Aichi Prefectural Police have slapped 25-year-old Mai Watanabe with a fresh arrest warrant for fraud on suspicions she bilked one man out of 27 million yen (about $182,300) using a dating ... ( read original story ...)
Ex-Tokyo prosecution unit head sues Toyota, says car defect caused fatal accident
An 84-year-old former Tokyo prosecution unit head who was convicted of causing a fatal driving accident in 2018 has filed a lawsuit seeking 50 million yen (about $337,000) in damages from Toyota Motor ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks fall on US rate hike fears, Japan yield hits 10-yr high
Tokyo stocks fell Thursday, weighed down by concerns over prolonged monetary tightening in the United States, while Japan's benchmark ... ( read original story ...)
Viral video: Passengers stunned as WWE-style match unfolds on bullet train in Japan, watch
In an electrifying display of athleticism and showmanship, two professional wrestlers squared off in a WWE-style match aboard a high-speed bullet train in Japan, captivating both passengers and online ... ( read original story ...)
A millennial dad of 2 bought an abandoned home in Japan for $23,600. He says restoring it is easier than expected.
Eric McAskill says that he hasn't been to the grocery store in two weeks, because his neighbors have been sharing their harvests with his family. ( read original story ...)
S&P lifts SoftBank’s credit outlook to positive on Arm IPO
By Anton Bridge TOKYO (Reuters) -S&P Global Ratings revised its credit outlook for Japanese technology investor SoftBank Group to positive from stable after the initial public offering (IPO) of ...
Japan’s Nikkei falls over 1% after Fed warns of higher rates for longer
Japan's Nikkei share average declined more than 1% on Thursday, as technology heavyweights tracked their U.S. peers lower after the Federal Reserve stiffened its hawkish stance with a further interest ...
Japan warns against post-Fed yen slide
Japan won't rule out any options in addressing excess volatility in currency markets, the government's top spokesperson said on Thursday, issuing a fresh warning against the yen's decline towards the ...
Tokyo stocks down on U.S. rate hike fears, Japan yield at 10-yr high
Tokyo stocks fell Thursday morning on concern that the U.S. Federal Reserve will prolong its policy of monetary tightening, while the 10-year Japanese government bond yield hit its highest level in 10 ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Toshiba set to end 74-year stock market history
Toshiba, one of Japan's biggest and oldest firms, is set to end its 74-year stock market history as a group of investors have bought a majority stake. The company has announced that a consortium led ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Kishida to Outline Economic Support Steps Next Week
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to sketch out promised economic measures early next week, a move that comes as polls show voters are dissatisfied with the steps he’s taken so far to alleviate the ... ( read original story ...)