Japan's factory output fell more than expected while retail sales declined for the first time in over three years in August, government data showed, heightening uncertainties about the economic ...
South Korea’s Lee, outgoing Japan PM Ishiba hold talks on better ties, US trade deals
SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korean President Lee Jae Myung hosts outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Tuesday on a goodwill visit aimed at highlighting the two countries' commitment to ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s output falls as US tariffs drag on global outlook
Industrial production dropped 1.2% from the previous month, following the same pace of decline from July, the Economy Ministry reported Tuesday ... ( read original story ...)
Japan lodges protest over China’s suspected marine survey in EEZ
Japan has lodged a protest with China over maritime research it is suspected of conducting off a southwestern Japanese island, saying ... ( read original story ...)
Silicon Valley wasn’t what it used to be, so I left. I’m now starting an AI company in Tokyo as a foreigner.
At first, Eric Fung worried that, as a foreigner pitching products in Japan's tradition-bound market, no one would take him seriously. ( read original story ...)
Japan: Fire Breaks Out At Demolition Site Near Tokyo’s Haneda Airport; No Injuries Reported
A fire broke out on Monday at a demolition site near Tokyo's Haneda airport, Kyodo News reported. Citing the first responders and transport ministry, it said that the incident did not affect air ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Industrial Output Falls Again Amid Tariff Impact
TOKYO--Japan's industrial output fell again in August due to tariff impact, but companies expect a rebound in the following months. Industrial production dropped 1.2% in August from the previous month ... ( read original story ...)
Japan August factory output falls 1.2% month-on-month
Japan's factory output fell 1.2 per cent in August from the previous month, worse than a median market forecast for a 0.8 per cent fall, government data showed on Tuesday. Manufacturers surveyed by ... ( read original story ...)
HH Sayyid Bilarab Al Said Spotlights Youth-Built Oman Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka
The Sultanate of Oman placed global attention on youth-led architecture as His Highness Sayyid Bilarab bin Haitham Al Said, Honorary President of the "Programme of Promising Omani Startups" (POPS), ... ( read original story ...)
Osaka Expo visitors exceed breakeven point
The cumulative number of general visitors to the World Expo in Osaka has topped 22 million, which is regarded as the event's break-even point, its organizers said. As of Sunday, 22,205,483 people had ... ( read original story ...)
Osaka expo visitors reach 22.21 million, surpassing 2005 Aichi total
The number of general visitors to the ongoing World Exposition in Osaka reached 22.21 million as of Sunday, the organizer said, surpassing the total at the previous expo held in Japan and on track to ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto industry unites to fund NYC schools
New York Cares teams up with major crypto players to support Title I schools to provide tutoring, SAT prep, and college guidance for underserved students.
SEC suspends crypto stock that skyrocketed 1,000%
The SEC froze trading in QMMM after a 959% rally linked to a $100M crypto treasury plan and suspected manipulation.
Top crypto regulator Adrienne Harris steps down from the New York Department of Financial Services
Harris made a name for herself as one of the few U.S. regulators willing to take on blockchain regulation during the Biden administration.
Bitcoin rises to around $114,000, recovering some of last week’s losses: CNBC Crypto World
On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, eToro introduces staking for U.S. customers, who can now earn rewards for crypto assets, including Cardano's ADA token, ether, and Solana's SOL token. Plus, ...
SEC’s Atkins Sees Crypto Work With CFTC as ‘Job No. 1 Right Now’
Coordinating cryptocurrency rules is the top task for key Wall Street regulators, US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins said Monday.