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The construction of the Timor Sea gas project is now set to cost up to $456 million more than originally estimated.

A 'change in animal spirits' has foreign investors the most bullish they've been on Japan in a generation.

In the aftermath of the Noto Peninsula earthquake, the affected areas continued to experience frigid conditions Friday morning, including Wajima dropping to -1.1C, with the public advised to be vigilant against hypothermia and to exercise caution during restoration efforts to prevent accidents such as slips and falls due to snow and icy road conditions.

Press Release An affiliate of Angeles Equity Partners, LLC (“Angeles”), a private investment firm focused on value creation through operational transformation, today announced the acquisition of Acieta LLC (“Acieta”), a Midwest-based industrial robotics manufacturer…

Bill Albee has spent a vast portion of his life traveling the globe, yet he said some of his greatest memories were made in the rural towns of Eastern Oregon.

After breaking out in a big way in 2023, there's a path for Kennedy Noble to the Olympics despite being in a stacked crop of female backstrokers in the U.S.

Disillusionment with the sputtering Chinese sharemarket is only adding to the allure of Japanese stocks.

Shrimp farmers should be braced for six months that are even more testing than 2023, with prices hitting a 20 year low, while salmon farmers will continue to be highly profitable, according to Rabobank’s newly published report covering H1 2024.

Olympic silver medalist Tomoru Honda started his 2024 year of racing off strongly, posting the 4th-fastest 200m fly time of his career.