3 Japan banks to set up 100 bn yen corp rehab fund: Nikkei
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp will partner with Development Bank of Japan to set up a corporate turnaround fund aiming to invest about 100 billion yen ($1.19 billion), the Nikkei said.
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Japan's appetite for fish is depleting stocks, threatening restaurants
Dramatically lower catches have led to an overwhelming dependency on expensive fish farms and imports, driving up costs. Business is brisk at the Aburi Itsu restaurant, a great relief for fifth-generation owner Michimasu Takayasu. The reason: The eatery specializes in eel, or unagi.
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Japan latest non-Arctic country to claim stake in North Pole
Everyone, it seems, wants in on the Arctic debate.
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Japan-Marshalls fishing talks break down
Negotiations between Japan and the Marshall Islands for a new fisheries access agreement have broken down and are not expected to resume until next year, Radio New Zealand International reported on Friday.
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Japan Ozawa:investment could help control yen rise
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Japan’s dilemma on China ties
TOKYO, (Reuters) — Japan’s growing dependence on China for growth grates with concerns over its expanding military reach, deepening a dilemma over how to engage with its giant neighbor even as the two trade places in economic rankings. But while the interdependence raises the risks for the world’s second- and third-biggest economies if relations sour, it also boosts incentives to keep ties on ...
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Japan slaps new financial sanctions on Iran
Japan imposed new sanctions Friday against Iran, including an assets freeze on people and entities linked to its contentious nuclear programme and tighter restrictions on financial transactions.
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Japan's Ozawa Says Intervention in Markets to Weaken Yen a Possibility
Sept. 2 (Bloomberg) -- John Vail, chief global strategist at Nikko Asset Management, talks about equity investment opportunities in Japan and the impact of the strengthening yen on strategy. He speaks with Mark Barton on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown."
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Japan dilemma as economic dependence on China grows
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's growing dependence on China for growth grates with concerns over its expanding military reach, deepening a dilemma over how to engage with its giant neighbour even as the two trade places in economic rankings.
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Japan joins in flood relief efforts in Pakistan
Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Force began its disaster relief efforts in Pakistan on Tuesday, using two helicopters to ferry medical supplies, food and other relief supplies to flood-stricken Punjab province.
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