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A Tokyo bus operator has declared its desire to hire foreign drivers, hoping the move will prompt Japan to open up the job to people from abroad as the country grapples with a growing labor shortage in the public transport sector.

A Tokyo bus operator has declared its desire to hire foreign drivers, hoping the move will prompt Japan to open up the job to people from abroad as the country grapples with a growing labor shortage in the public transport sector. Tokyu Bus Corp President Takashi Furuka...

Japan Hotel REIT Acquires 170-key Hotel JAL City Kannai Yokohama For JPY4 Billion, 82-key Shanghai Bulgari Hotel Sold For RMB2.4 Billion, Shanghai’s 193-key Wanda Reign on the Bund Hotel Acquired.

After a decade of building a successful class of bulkers specifically designed for the coal transport sector, Japan’s Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” LINE)...

NTT Corporation (NTT) and Nihon University have succeeded in generating a hybrid state of photoexcited electrons and gigahertz ultrasonics with a long lifetime of a few milliseconds by fabricating ultrasonic elements doped with rare earth elements that resonate with light at communication wavelengths.

K Line has inked a contract with compatriot shipbuilder Nihon Shipyard for the construction of three methanol-ready post-Panamax bulkers.

 Ocean Network Express (ONE) is continuing to move forward with an aggressive fleet investment program announcing its next major order and this time i...

SIPG and Evergreen Marine recently signed a memorandum of cooperation on green methanol fuel supply for ships in the port.

Hidetoshi Tanaka, the disgraced former board chairman of Nihon University and onetime vice president of the Japan Olympic Committee (JOC), has died, informed sources said.

Hidetoshi Tanaka, a former board chairman at Nihon University, one of Japan's biggest universities, and known as an amateur sumo wrestler, has died, sources close to the matter said Saturday. He was 77. A former student yokozuna at the university, where he entered in 1965&#x...