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ITOCHU Corporation announced today that it invested in the Grandview Wind Farm in the US state of Texas. It is the first time for ITOCHU to invest via Overland Capital Partners, L.P....

As Japan's stock markets navigate mixed signals, with the Nikkei 225 showing modest gains amidst a strengthening yen and supportive services sector data, investors are keenly observing market dynamics. In this context, dividend stocks like Tohokushinsha Film offer a particular appeal due to their potential for providing steady income in an environment where economic indicators and central bank policies suggest cautious optimism.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In an era where climate change poses a critical threat to biodiversity and agricultural productivity, a pioneering research project that harnesses

New York, New York and Tokyo, Japan--(Newsfile Corp. - June 10, 2024) - Spirit Advisors LLC, the leading IPO consulting and financial advisor for Japanese companies seeking to go public in the US, is

Two decades on, Japanese exchange students Yuri and Manaka reunite with their Armidale hosts, reflecting on their life-changing experiences in Australia.

June 8, 2024 To All SoftBank Corp. Shareholders: Junichi Miyakawa President & CEO SoftBank...

(Bloomberg) -- Voting at shareholder meetings in Japan may become more consequential if the decision by Japanese megabanks to divest their strategic holdings in Toyota Motor Corp. triggers a broader unwinding of cross-held shares among the country’s biggest companies.Most Read from BloombergReal Estate Investors Are Wiped Out in Bets Fueled by Wall Street LoansHere’s Everything Apple Plans to Show at Its AI-Focused WWDC EventPutin’s Wartime Central Banker Tells Him What He D...

Keiichi Tanaami's First Retrospective to Launch at National Art Center in Tokyo: Entitled 'Adventures in Memory.'

Tears and smiles in an emotional storm home again--Tsanka Shishkova (Sofia, Bulgaria)

In April 2023, Japan’s government-issued Covid-19 travel restrictions ended. Since their obsolescence, more than 2 million international visitors have returned to the popular destination. Many heading to Japan hope to