Security is paramount in crypto, but as regular coverage of hacks and other exploits make plain it is not taken seriously enough. Spearbit wants to change ...
Crypto Controversy: Power Play between New Innovators and Financial Titans
I n a recent discussion, Roundtable anchor, Rob Nelson and CEO of Immutable Holdings, Jordan Fried, dove deep into the landscape of cryptocurrency and its intersection with institutional giants. The ...
Ripple v. SEC: Why the crypto industry may have celebrated too early
Some favorable aspects of the decision for Ripple seem ripe for a reversal on appeal. That could strengthen the SEC’s hand going forward.
The SF Giants are running America’s last Anchor Brewing bar
Anchor Steam Brewing Company ceased all production after parent company Sapporo could not find a buyer to take control of the famed San Francisco craft brewery. Since the bombshell news dropped, ... ( read original story ...)
Prince Harry and friend Ignacio Figueras spotted ‘shopping for wives’ in Tokyo
The Duke of Sussex and his friend Ignacio Figueras have been “shopping for their wives” while visiting Tokyo. After attending the ISPS Sports Values Summit on Wednesday (9 August), Prince Harry was spotted shopping for a gift for his wife Meghan Markle with fellow polo player Figueras. ( read original story ...)
Japan blooms just at the right time as the Nadeshiko looks to make new history at Women’s World Cup
Four months before the 2011 Women’s World Cup final, Japan was devastated by the largest earthquake ever recorded in the country’s history. ( read original story ...)
Japan vs. Sweden start time, odds, line: Soccer expert makes Women’s World Cup picks, quarterfinal predictions
SportsLine soccer expert Martin Green has locked in his 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup picks and predictions for Japan vs. Sweden on Friday ( read original story ...)
High-flying Japan’s title credentials to be tested against Sweden
An increasingly confident Japan's status as genuine title contenders will be tested in Friday's clash with Sweden, while Spain face the Netherlands in their bid to reach the semi-finals. ( read original story ...)
2025 World Expo in Osaka tickets to be sold from Nov. 30
Advance ticket sales for the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka will begin on Nov. 30, 500 days before its start date, its organizers sai ... ( read original story ...)
Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.87%
Japan stocks were higher after the close on Thursday, as gains in the Manufacturing, Transport and Railway & Bus sectors led shares higher. At the close in Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 gained 0.87%. The best ...
Osaka Gas, Sumitomo Near Deal for Think Gas Stake, Sources Say
Osaka Gas Co. and Sumitomo Corp. are nearing a deal to buy about a 30% stake in Think Gas Distribution Pvt. that could value the Indian natural gas supplier at as much as $1.5 billion, according to ...
Three hurdles stand between Osaka Expo and 2025 opening
With about 600 days left to go, the start of the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Japan Expo is edging ever closer — but the road ahead looks bumpy. Pavilion construction is way behind schedule, making organizers, ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Electron’s Sales Dive 17% as Chip Market Malaise Persists
Tokyo Electron Ltd.’s quarterly revenue dived 17%, as Asia’s biggest semiconductor gear-maker grappled with weakening investment in chipmaking during a global electronics slump. ( read original story ...)
Japan wholesale inflation slows again, bolstering case for stimulus
Japan's wholesale inflation eased for a seventh month in July as pressure from high global commodity prices eased, a development economists say is likely to encourage the central bank to keep its monetary stimulus in place. ( read original story ...)
POLL Japan’s July core inflation likely slowed on weaker commodity prices
Japan's core inflation likely eased in July, according to a Reuters poll of analysts, weighed by softer commodity prices, although the indicator is set hold above the central bank's 2% target for the 16th straight month. ( read original story ...)
Japan Ex-PM Aso’s ‘Fight for Taiwan’ Remark in Line With Official View, Lawmaker Says
TOKYO (Reuters) - Former Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso's remark on Tuesday that his country must show "the resolve to fight" to defend Taiwan from attack was in line with Tokyo's official stance, a lawmaker close to Aso told a TV show late on Wednesday. ( read original story ...)