Air Force Special Operations Command says it knows what failed on its CV-22B Osprey leading to crash in Japan late last year that killed eight service members ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo plans to form rules to prevent abuse by customers, business partners
Tokyo's governor says she plans to explore legislation to prevent abuse by customers and business partners, such as unreasonable demands and malicious complaints. ( read original story ...)
Asian property portfolios shift away from office sector to logistics
Asia-Pacific property portfolios typically have 40%-50% allocated to ... "We do have residential assets in Tokyo as well as Osaka. And we've been pleasantly surprised by the rental growth that's ... ( read original story ...)
A crypto influencer has posted what she says is the first photo of Sam Bankman-Fried hanging out with his fellow inmates
Content creator Tiffany Fong says she obtained the photo of Bankman-Fried from an inmate she called "G Lock." ...
Bitcoin Liquidity Shifts to the US as Spot ETFs Reshape Crypto Markets
Bitcoin has become easier to trade on US crypto exchanges compared with platforms overseas, a shift in liquidity attributed to the impact of the nation’s new exchange-traded funds for the largest ...
3 U.S. Stocks That Could Take a Hit as Japan Slips Into Recession
A shrinking population has finally caught up with Japan’s economy, knocking it down to fourth place among global economies. But what does a Japanese recession mean for U.S. companies? Two decades ago, ...
Japan Nikkei closes down as gains locked in
At closing bell, the 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average index declined 106.77 points, or 0.28%, to 38,363.61. The broader Topix index of all First Section issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was down 7.39 ...
Architect Yano of the 100-yen store business model dies at 80
Hirotake Yano, the founder of the operator of Daiso, Japan’s first and largest 100-yen shop chain, died of cardiac failure on Feb. 12. ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka’s competitors cautioned that she will pose a threat – ‘People were too fast to criticize Naomi’
Navratilova assessed Osaka’s performance after her exit from the season-opening Grand Slam, stating that while her tennis skills were at a B-plus level, her overall performance was a C due to her lack ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: Japan’s Kyushu Electric to wait for US LNG policy clarity on Lake Charles
Japan's Kyushu Electric Power will wait until after the United States resumes issuing export licences for new liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects before deciding on whether to invest in the Lake ... ( read original story ...)
Soccer-Japan’s Nadeshiko head to Jeddah for Olympic qualifier against North Korea
Japan's women's team are flying to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for the first leg of their Paris Olympics qualifier against North Korea even though they have not yet received confirmation of the venue, the ...
Nagoya education board exec received 2 mil. yen in teacher recommendation scandal
A director-level executive with the municipal board of education here accepted over 2 million yen (about $13,300) from fiscal 2018 along wit･･･ ... ( read original story ...)
Woman who stabbed herself at K-Arena Yokohama sent to prosecutors
A 48-year-old woman who said she was stabbed in the abdomen as she was leaving a music event in Yokohama on Nov 23, but then later admitted she stabbed herself, has been sent to prosecutors on a ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka’s competitors cautioned that she will pose a threat – ‘People were too hasty to criticize Naomi’
According to the Source tennis365.com O conteúdo Naomi Osaka’s competitors cautioned that she will pose a threat – ‘People were too hasty to criticize Naomi’ aparece primeiro em Global Sports. ( read original story ...)
Japan-North Korea women’s Olympic soccer qualifier moved to Saudi Arabia
The first of two home-and-away Olympic qualifying matches in women's soccer between Japan and North Korea has been moved from North Korea to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the Asian Football Confederation has ... ( read original story ...)
Hirotake Yano, Japanese billionaire founder of 100-yen chain Daiso, dies at 80
Hirotake Yano, the Japanese billionaire founder of Daiso Industries who helped popularize the discounted dollar-shop concept, has died of heart failure. ( read original story ...)