Writing down your reaction to a negative incident on a piece of paper and then throwing it away may help reduce anger, a study suggests. ( read original story ...)
Microsoft to invest $2.9 billion to expand AI, cloud infra in Japan
Microsoft said on Tuesday it would invest $2.9 billion over two years to expand its cloud and AI infrastructure in Japan, the latest in a series of overseas expansions by large tech firms to support ... ( read original story ...)
Japan could become ‘friend’ of Aukus pact to counter China
Australia, UK and US considering allowing country into the alliance that focuses on developing advanced technology such as AI and hypersonic weapons ... ( read original story ...)
US to change Japan command posture to boost deterrence in face China -US envoy
The United States will have a fundamentally changed military command posture at Japan's planned new military command center to allow better coordination and increased deterrence in the face of Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
What’s Next After Brazil’s Enactment of the Nagoya Protocol
In a significant milestone for the preservation of biodiversity, Decree 11,865/2023, published in the Official Gazette on 12/28/2023, enacted the Nagoya Protocol in Brazil. ( read original story ...)
There’s a very easy way to deal with rage
Well now, researchers in Japan have discovered a simple way to let that anger go – backed up by science. Simply write down your reaction, and shred it or throw it away. Shredding is probably the safer ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Mazda may move auto shipments to another port from Baltimore, CEO on CNBC
Mazda Motor will probably have to temporarily move shipments to another port from Baltimore to avoid delays, the automaker's CEO said in a CNBC interview. ( read original story ...)
There’s a very easy way to deal with rage, according to science
Shredding is probably the safer option, to be honest, than throwing a crumpled note in the bin. The team, from Nagoya University, tested out the theory on a group of participants who they deliberately ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Hunkers Down for Trump 2.0
The possible return of Donald Trump to the White House has bred a deep sense of insecurity among Japan’s business and political elite. ( read original story ...)
Microsoft to invest $2.9 billion to boost AI business in Japan – Nikkei
Microsoft Corp will invest about $2.9 billion over the next two years to boost its artificial intelligence (AI) business in Japan, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday citing the company president ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Needs New Nuclear to Hit Green Goals, Power Sector Says
Japan will need new nuclear power plants to meet its 2050 net zero goal, according to nation’s main electricity utilities. ( read original story ...)
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC TO MOVE PART OF NAGOYA WORKS TO HITACHI INDUSTRIAL
TOKYO, April 9 (Bernama-dpa) -- Japanese electronics firm Mitsubishi Electric Corp said on Friday that it has agreed to transfer the Nagoya Works distribution transformer business to Hitachi ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks end higher on firm tech issues, weak yen vs. US dollar
Tokyo stocks ended higher Tuesday, supported by technology issues, while exporters were sought on a weak yen against the U.S. dollar. ( read original story ...)
Australia says military collaboration with Japan is not about creating ‘Jaukus’
Australia, UK and US say they want to support regional stability and security but China ‘gravely concerned’ ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo’s Elite Nishi-Azabu District Welcomes Luxurious New Villa For Rent
Tokyo’s upscale Nishi-Azabu district is set to welcome a new addition with the introduction of a Luxurious New Villa available For Rent from May 2024. Designed by the renowned architect Kenji Mizukami ... ( read original story ...)
Biden to meet Japan’s PM Kishida amid shared concerns about China and differences on US Steel deal
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set for his much-anticipated visit to Washington. The visit, which will include a glamorous state dinner Wednesday, comes amid growing concerns about provocati ... ( read original story ...)