Tennis champion Naomi Osaka lives in this multi-million dollar home in Beverly Hills, California. She bought the home from singer, Nick Jonas. ( read original story ...)
Japan activists want to make a withdrawal
Activists are back in Japan and they’re zeroing in on hoarded reserves as the country’s annual general meeting season kicks off. Last year, they went easy, dropping many demands as companies battled ... ( read original story ...)
Inside the $7million Beverly Hills home Naomi Osaka bought from Nick Jonas where she is now retreating after dropping out of French Open in row over talking to the media
Tennis star Naomi Osaka is living in comfort at her 41,000-square-foot Beverley Hills Post Office home after announcing on Monday that she was dropping out of the French Open. ( read original story ...)
Webinar: How to buy a home in Japan as a foreigner
The next installment in Real Estate Japan's popular series of webinars is on how to buy your dream home (not investment property) in Japan. The seminar will be held online on Saturday June 5 from 11 a ... ( read original story ...)
Inside Naomi Osaka’s $7M Beverly Hills home she bought from Nick Jonas
Following her stunning decision to back out of the French Open to focus on her mental health, Osaka returned home, where she can now rest easy in her $7 million Beverly Hills pad. ( read original story ...)
Essential California: A killing at Agua Dulce fire station
On Tuesday morning at Fire Station 81 in Agua Dulce, Calif., an ongoing dispute between two firefighters escalated, a source told The Times. ( read original story ...)
How to Save Billions in Taxes
Merced, Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni Our Times colleague Ed Lee, who wrote about a study finding that ViacomCBS used overseas tax shelters to avoid paying billions in U.S. taxes, goes deeper into ... ( read original story ...)
NIGO Lends His Creative Talents to Tokyo’s Public Toilets
A new project between the Nippon Foundation and the city of Tokyo has garnered famed Japanese designer NIGO to lend his creative talents to designing public toilets. “THE TOKYO TOILET” project invites ... ( read original story ...)
Property Trends: Why Singapore, Japan, Australia and New Zealand Rank High on Buyers’ List
As real estate markets continue to recover in 2021, Asia-Pacific has been showing a faster recovery than other markets—and the reasons are interlinked. Here's why both local and international buyers ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi’s pullout may hurt other Grand Slams
Naomi Osaka, who pulled out of French Open tournament on Monday due to her mental health and was fined $15,000 for skipping media interaction, is the world’s hi ... ( read original story ...)
Japan exchange has a problem with its landlord
The owner of Tokyo’s stock exchange premises regularly appoints directors from its top tenant. Bourse operator JPX has been in the vanguard of official efforts to improve boardroom governance and end ... ( read original story ...)
Most Valuable Woman Athlete Naomi Osaka’s Pullout Can Hurts Grand Slams
Naomi Osaka, who pulled out of French Open tournament on Monday due to her mental health and was fined $15,000 for skipping media interaction on Sunday, is the world’s highest-earning female athlete. ( read original story ...)
Most valuable woman athlete Naomi’s pullout may hurt Grand Slams
Naomi Osaka, who pulled out of French Open tournament on Monday due to her mental health and was fined $15,000 for skipping media ... ( read original story ...)
Why Japan’s Vacation Rentals Are Hiring Tech-Savvy Management Companies
H20 Hospitality is a startup in Japan and Korea that manages lodging on behalf of owners with its tech-led system, cutting fixed costs. ( read original story ...)
These UK city centres are the best value for first-time buyers
This means property prices in city centres are falling, so are finally becoming a little more affordable for first-time buyers – and new data from Rightmove sheds light on this. Figures show that ... ( read original story ...)
Japan: Residential sub-leasing and property management businesses face new regulations
Shoko Ozawa of Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu explains how the new regulations will affect residential sub-leasing and property management businesses and help to prevent future disputes associated with r ... ( read original story ...)