Page 31 - Lines Ltd News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Message : Required fields TOKYO, April 20 (Reuters) - Japanese shares fell on Tuesday by their most in a month, weighed down by worries that possible reintroduction of COVID-19 lockdowns in the country's biggest cities would slow the economic recovery. Selling was seen across almost all sectors, with only one of the Tokyo Stock Exchange's 33 industry sub-indexes closing higher and just 16 stocks up on the benchmark Nikkei share average. The Nikkei settled down 1.97% at 29,100.38, its worst since March 24, while the broader Topix dropped 1.55% to 1,926.25 in its biggest slide in four weeks. "I...

Synopsis The Nikkei settled down 1.97 per cent at 29,100.38, its worst since March 24, while the broader Topix dropped 1.55 per cent to 1,926.25 in its biggest slide in four weeks. AP The top percentage losers on the Nikkei index were Marui Group Co Ltd, down 5.82 per cent, followed by Dentsu Group Inc , losing 4.46 per cent, and Daikin Industries Ltd, down by 4.28 per cent. TOKYO: Japanese shares fell on Tuesday by their most in a month, weighed down by worries that possible reintroduction of COVID-19 lockdowns in the country's biggest cities would slow the economic recovery. Selling was se...

Apr 15, 2021 Some of the biggest industrial companies in Japan are working on a project that could trigger a wave of investment into one of the most controversial forms of carbon capture: methanation. Shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. (MOL) is leading a working group of nine Japanese companies including steelmakers Nippon Steel Corp. and JFE Steel Corp. to assess the viability of producing and using methane to power “zero-emission ships” instead of liquefied natural gas or other fossil fuels, including a fleet of new vessels that would transport carbon dioxide for processing. ...

Zero-Carbon Goal Pushes Japan to Bet On Century-Old Technology Apr 15 2021, 2:00 PM April 15 2021, 2:30 AM April 15 2021, 2:00 PM (Bloomberg) -- Some of the biggest industrial companies in Japan are working on a project that could trigger a wave of investment into one of the most controversial forms of carbon capture: methanation. (Bloomberg) -- Some of the biggest industrial companies in Japan are working on a project that could trigger a wave of investment into one of the most controversial forms of carbon capture: methanation. Shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. (MOL) is leading a working...

By Erica Yokoyama and Tsuyoshi Inajima (Bloomberg) — Some of the biggest industrial companies in Japan are working on a project that could trigger a wave of investment into one of the most controversial forms of carbon capture: methanation. Shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. (MOL) is leading a working group of nine Japanese companies including steelmakers Nippon Steel Corp. and JFE Steel Corp. to assess the viability of producing and using methane to power “zero-emission ships” instead of liquefied natural gas or other fossil fuels, including a fleet of new vessels that would trans...