Japan might be said to have invented stakeholder capitalism. Its companies have long proclaimed an allegiance to the “five joys” – namely employees, customers, suppliers, society, and last of all, ... ( read original story ...)
Japan looks to resume issuing long-term business visas
Japan will consider resuming issuance of long-term visas to foreign business travelers as coronavirus cases decline and other countries make progress on vaccinating their populations, Nikkei has ... ( read original story ...)
Japan To Ease COVID Quarantine Norms For Business Travellers From Nov 8; To Boost Economy
As the cases of COVID-19 show a declining trend in Japan, the government has announced to ease quarantine guidelines for business travellers from November 8. ( read original story ...)
Japan to ease quarantine rule to 3 days for business travelers
Japan is planning to shorten the COVID-19 quarantine period for vaccinated businesspeople from overseas upon their entry into the cou ... ( read original story ...)
Japan to ease border curbs for business travel
JAPAN is considering easing its COVID-era entry restrictions for visitors on short business trips, foreign students and technical trainee workers, the Nikkei reported without citing how it obtained ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam remains attractive to Japanese investors amid COVID-19
Vietnamese ministries and agencies have paid attention to supporting foreign investors, including those from Japan, said Fujimoto Masayoshi, Chairman of the Japan-Vietnam Economic Committee. ( read original story ...)
Osaka City Government — Moody’s assigns A1 to Osaka City Government’s domestic bonds (Japanese only)
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Japan to shorten COVID-19 quarantine for inbound business travellers: Report
TOKYO: Japan's government plans to shorten COVID-19 quarantine periods for inbound business travellers from 10 days to three, public broadcaster NHK reported on Tuesday (Nov 2). The easing may be ... ( read original story ...)
Japan to shorten quarantine for inbound business travellers
Japan's government plans to shorten Covid-19 quarantine periods for inbound business travellers from 10 days to 3, public broadcaster NHK reported on Tuesday. The easing may be instituted as early as ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Suzuki: The yen is weakening, will continue to watch FX moves
Japan Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki acknowledged the ongoing depreciation in the yen but refrained from commenting on the forex levels, in his appearance on Tuesday. “The yen is weakening.” “No ... ( read original story ...)
Japan to Ease Travel Curbs; Amazon Drops Mask Rule: Virus Update
Japan plans to allow business travelers and students across its borders but isn’t loosening curbs for tourists, Nikkei reported. Hong Kong moved in the other direction, tightening rules for some ... ( read original story ...)
Evolution In Business Metrics: Mental Health
It becomes essential for leaders to not only tackle issues of mental health but to identify and categorize these issues before they prevail. ( read original story ...)
TIFFCOM: Netflix Picks Up 30 Japanese Titles From Nippon TV
Japanese broadcaster Nippon TV unveiled a 30-title series licensing deal with Netflix on Monday, the first day of the TIFFCOM rights market that runs in tandem with the Tokyo International Film ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese investments in India’s tech, startup ecosystem cross $9.2 billion, led by Softbank’s push: Nasscom report
Japanese investment in the Indian IT and startup ecosystem has grown 4X since 2016, thus helping create 1 lakh jobs. As a result, total employment generation in the technology and IT space would reach ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s auto sales slump clouds prospects of consumption rebound
Japan's automobile sales slumped 31.3% in October from a year earlier to mark the fourth straight month of declines, industry data showed on Monday, a sign output cuts caused by the COVID-19 pandemic ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo leads most Asian markets up but China data hits Hong Kong
Most Asian markets rose Monday, with Tokyo leading the way as a win for Japan's ruling party in a weekend general election fuelled hopes it will push ... ( read original story ...)