Currencies remain possible flash point between Japan, US
February 12, 2017
Washinton- Japan’s currency and monetary policies are expected to remain a possible target for criticism by US President Donald Trump, after he and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed on Friday to leave currency issues to their finance chiefs. Trump
Tokyo protests missile launch
February 12, 2017
Tokyo- Japan lodged a strong protest after North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan on Sunday. The missile launch “clearly violates U.N. Security Council resolutions and is totally unacceptable,” Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news
North Korea fires ballistic missile into sea of Japan
February 12, 2017
Seoul – North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan from the northwestern province of North Pyongan Sunday morning, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff and other sources said. The missile flew some 500 kilometers after being launched
Aso vows to promote economic dialogue with Pence
February 11, 2017
Washington — Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso said Friday that he is resolved to hold thorough talks with US Vice President Mike Pence under a new bilateral dialogue framework. “Intensive talks will be held under the new framework with Pence
Takata estimates 64-B yen in annual net loss
February 11, 2017
Tokyo – Struggling air bag maker Takata Corp. said Friday it expects to post a group net loss of 64 billion yen for the year ending next month, the largest annual loss since its stock listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s
Tokyo to tighten regulations on youth naked selfies
February 11, 2017
Tokyo- The Tokyo metropolitan government plans to tighten regulations to prevent youths from sending naked selfies online to people they get to know through the Internet, officials said Friday. The metropolitan government will amend its ordinance on youth development to allow
Toshiba to book nearly 700 billion yen in nuclear business loss
February 11, 2017
Tokyo – Struggling Japanese machinery and electronics giant Toshiba Corp. is considering booking slightly less than 700 billion yen in loss from its nuclear power plant business for April-December 2016, informed sources said Friday. Toshiba plans to reflect the biggest possible
Dollar dives below 113 yen briefly as Trump raps currency devaluation
February 11, 2017
New York – The dollar briefly plunged below 113 yen in New York trading on Friday after US President Donald Trump reiterated his criticism of currency devaluation. The greenback fell as low as 112.85 yen before bouncing back to 113.17-27 yen
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