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SoftBank makes another bet on WeWork, hoping landlords will too - Vimarsana News

SoftBank makes another bet on WeWork, hoping landlords will too

WeWork's $3 billion debt for equity swap deal with its creditors marks the latest effort by top shareholder SoftBank to revive the troubled office-space provider and recoup some of the billions it...

Biden to travel to Japan from May 18 for G7 summit, White House says - Vimarsana News

Biden to travel to Japan from May 18 for G7 summit, White House says

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G7 agreed global financial system resilient but needs vigilance, Japan finmin says - Vimarsana News

G7 agreed global financial system resilient but needs vigilance, Japan finmin says

NIIGATA, Japan, May 13 (Reuters) - Finance ministers from the Group of Seven rich nations agreed the global financial system is resilient but the need for vigilance remains, Japan's finance minister said on Saturday. Shunichi ... | 12:32am

Explainer: Why Japan's election is a bigger deal than it looks - Vimarsana News

Explainer: Why Japan's election is a bigger deal than it looks

Japan's new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, faces a tightrope general election on Sunday that could see his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lose its majority in the powerful lower house.

We need to reassure Japan we 'walk the talk' on safe Games -IOC official - Vimarsana News

We need to reassure Japan we 'walk the talk' on safe Games -IOC official

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read TOKYO, April 28 (Reuters) - Organisers of the Tokyo 2020 Games want to reassure the Japanese public that they “walk the talk” in terms of safety, an International Olympic Committee official said on Wednesday, amid growing scepticism over the Games in the host country. Christophe Dubi also said that not every country had access to vaccines against COVID-19 and so vaccination would not be obligatory for participants. (Reporting by David Dolan Editing by Gareth Jones)