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Posted on 19/05/2025

How Trump’s crypto business partners left their old clients in the lurch

Toyota Industries Corp plans to accept a tender offer by Toyota Motor Corp , the automaker's Chairman Akio Toyoda and others, and is making arrangements to announce its intention as early as May, ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

How President Trump is sparking a crypto revolution in America

Crypto exchange giant Coinbase is set to join the S&P 500 on Monday. It's the latest stunning development as Trump completely revamps the approach to crypto in the U.S.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Wall Street and the dollar follow global markets lower after Moody’s downgrade of US credit rating

U.S. futures fell after Moody’s Ratings downgraded the sovereign credit rating for the United States because of its failure to stem a rising tide of debt.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Japan’s 40-year bond yield hits 20-year high. The entire world should be very worried

Japan’s bond market just fired a warning shot at the global economy. The country’s 40-year government bond yield surged to 3.445% on Monday, the highest it’s been in two decades.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Japan PM warns financial condition worse than Greece’s

Japan PM warns financial condition worse than Greece’s - Shigeru Ishiba says fiscal state not good as GDP shrinks ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Bitcoin Eyes ‘Massive Breakout’ As Metaplanet And Strategy Double Down On BTC Buys

Bitcoin bulls are buzzing after Metaplanet snapped up another 1,004 BTC, just as Strategy hinted at yet another massive buy.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Metaplanet scoops 1,004 Bitcoin in 2nd-biggest buy ever

Metaplanet made its second-largest ever purchase of 1,004 Bitcoin for around $104 million, bringing its total holdings to 7,800 Bitcoin.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Bank of Japan to keep hiking rates if economy rebounds from tariff hit: deputy governor

TOKYO] The Bank of Japan will continue to raise interest rates if the economy rebounds from an expected hit from higher US tariffs, the central bank’s deputy governor Shinichi Uchida said, while ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Japan’s Ishiba Rules Out Tax Cuts Funded by Debt Issuance

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan will not resort to tax cuts funded by additional debt issuance, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Monday, pushing back against political pressure to loosen fiscal policy ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

How US Crypto Firms Navigate Trump’s New Playbook

Crypto has long thrived in the gray zone between innovation and oversight. As US policymakers push for structure, the industry faces a moment to unlock global relevance.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Carlyle on Japan hiring spree after new US$3 billion buyout fund

TOKYO] Carlyle Group said it is on course to hire 10 investment professionals in Tokyo as it starts dealmaking for its latest 430 billion yen (S$3.8 billion) Japan buyout fund. Read more at The ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Fast-aging Japan rethinks work at 70 and beyond

TOKYO -- Japan's rapidly growing population of seniors is accelerating changes in how businesses and workers think about old age, with 5.4 million people aged 70 or older actively working in a country ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Goldman Sachs leads in a patchy year for foreign banks in Japan

TOKYO] Goldman Sachs was among the major global banks to post a lower profit in Japan last year, pulling back from a bumper 2023. Read more at The Business Times.

Posted on 19/05/2025

Tokyo stocks open lower as exporter issues fall on stronger yen

Tokyo stocks opened lower Monday, as a stronger yen prompted selling of some exporter issues amid concern that the United States could address the yen's weakness in possible talks between the Japanese ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Japan rolls out fuel subsidy for hydrogen trucks

TOKYO -- Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry will begin subsidizing the fuel cost for hydrogen fuel cell trucks and buses in six prefectures, Nikkei has learned, with an eye toward ...

Posted on 19/05/2025

Breaking Down Trump’s Entanglements With Crypto

The cryptocurrency sector has been one of the biggest winners so far during the president’s second term.

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