The budget requests for fiscal 2023, which starts next April, marked the first drop in five years from the record high of the fiscal 2022 initial budget of 111.66 trillion yen ...
Japan’s Nikkei tracks Wall Street lower, chip shares drag
Japan's Nikkei share average fell on Thursday, tracking overnight Wall Street declines, as chip-related stocks were hit after U.S. chip designer Nvidia tanked over a government ban on export of some ...
Japan’s Finance Ministry Official: Sudden fx fluctuations not desirable
Responding to the recent sharp depreciation of the yen, Japan’s senior Finance Ministry official said on Thursday, “sudden fx fluctuations not desirable.” Information on these pages contains ...
Japan Q2 Corporate Capex up 4.6% Year/year – MOF
Japanese companies raised spending on plant and equipment in April-June by 4.6% from the same period a year earlier, Ministry of Finance data showed on Thursday. The data will be used to calculate ...
Japan capital spending rises 4.6% in April-June
Capital spending by Japanese companies gained 4.6 percent in the April-June quarter from a year earlier, government data showed Thursday. Investment by all nonfinancial sectors for purposes such as ...
Crypto.com claws back fortune after accidentally minting a millionaire
Let’s say you were Thevamanogari Manivel, a woman in Melbourne, Australia with an interest in crypto, and you allegedly used Crypto.com to request a refund of 100 Australian dollars, but instead ...
Crypto.com Sues Woman After Accidentally Sending Her $7.2M
Thevamanogari Manivel requested the $100 AUD refund in May 2021, but Crypto.com transferred $10.5 million AUD into her account. Why so much? Because whoever processed the refund accidentally entered ...
790 bln USD sought for Japan’s fiscal 2023 budget, defense spending to rise
Japan's government departments submitted Wednesday their general-account budget requests for fiscal 2023 totaling over 110 trillion yen (790 billion U.S. dollars), with defense spending hitting a ...
Crypto.com refunded someone $7.2 million by mistake
Crypto.com made the overly generous refund in May last year. However, it apparently did not identify the mistake until it carried out an audit in December, seven entire Gregorian calendar months later ...
Crypto.com Gave a Woman a $10.5 Million Refund and Now It Wants It Back
An Australian woman bought her sister a home with some of the accidentally-sent funds, but the courts ordered her to sell the house and return the money.
Crypto.com mistakenly sent a customer $7.2 million instead of a $68 refund
Crypto.com only realized the mistake when conducting an audit in December 2021. Instead of reporting the incorrect refund to Crypto.com, the customer in question, Thevamanogari Manivel, reportedly ...
Naomi Osaka Loses US Open Comeback Bid in First Round: ‘I Tried the Hardest With What I Could Do’
Coming into the match unseeded, Osaka fought but couldn't defeat Danielle Collins at Arthur Ashe stadium, exiting the US Open sooner than she had hoped ...
Citadel Securities Opens Tokyo Office for Treasury Investors
Citadel Securities opened an office in Tokyo to sell US fixed-income offerings in Japan, turning to the biggest overseas investors in Treasuries to help spur its global expansion.Most Read from ...
Japan proposes easing crypto taxes in a bid to strengthen the economy
Japan's regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), is proposing easing the corporate crypto tax in the country to strengthen the economy ...
TV’s Crypto Hype Man Worries People on TV Are Hyping Crypto Too Much
Jim Cramer, the guy who told people to buy ethereum at $2,900, shortly before it crashed to $965, is extremely worried about people on TV who are promoting crypto. And while Cramer admits he’s made ...
Crypto firm fronted by Matt Damon accidentally transferred $10.5m to a woman instead of $100 refund — and it’s struggling to get it back
Crypto.com mistakenly transferred $10.5 million to a woman instead of $100 and didn’t discover the error until 7 months later. Now, perhaps unsurprisingly, the money is proving difficult to get back.