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Finance
Japan Airlines jetliner collides with hurricane relief mission from coast guard, killing 5 crew members in fiery crash
By
Danny Lee
and
Bloomberg
January 2, 2024
Leadership
Toyota’s bet on hybrid cars seems to be paying off as it rides consumer skepticism of an all-EV future to maintain its lead as the world’s top selling automaker
By
Lionel Lim
December 28, 2023
Leadership
Toyota, the world’s largest automaker by vehicles sold, takes a hit as it recalls over a million cars and a subsidiary reveals faked data stretching back to 1989
By
Lionel Lim
December 21, 2023
Finance
Nippon Steel’s Harvard-educated president explains his $14 billion deal for U.S. Steel: It’s all about China and leading the ’free-competition world’
By
Lionel Lim
December 20, 2023
Finance
U.S. Steel agrees to sell to Japan’s Nippon Steel for $55 per share in $14 billion all-cash mega-merger with all union contracts to be upheld
By
Michelle Chapman
and
The Associated Press
December 18, 2023
Japan’s chipmaking companies can’t quit the China chip market, despite Washington and Tokyo’s controls
By
Lionel Lim
December 18, 2023
Tech
Nissan to sell electric vehicles made in China globally in another sign of carmakers responding to Chinese automotive prowess
By
Steve Mollman
December 18, 2023
Finance
Shohei Ohtani’s record $700m contract with the LA Dodgers is boosting his sponsors’ stock prices and expected to have a $437m impact in just one year
By
Aya Wagatsuma
and
Bloomberg
December 11, 2023
Lifestyle
With ‘The Boy and the Heron,’ anime legend Hayao Miyazaki finally tops the North American box office
By
Jack Coyle
and
The Associated Press
December 10, 2023
Tech
Nvidia is promising to help Japan get the AI chips it needs for a network of new datacenters
By
Lionel Lim
December 5, 2023
Leadership
Netflix’s biggest rival in Japan was created by a secretive billionaire whose father nearly destroyed the company in a telecom scandal
By
Min Jeong Lee
,
Yoojung Lee
,
Yasutaka Tamura
and
Bloomberg
November 28, 2023
Japan’s new tallest skyscraper is also fat—sprawling enough to fit the mixed-use demands of post-COVID city life
By
Nicholas Gordon
November 23, 2023
Tech
Nintendo profits jump as ‘Super Mario’ movie makes the Japanese game giant popular again
By
Yuri Kageyama
and
The Associated Press
November 7, 2023
Finance
Warren Buffett’s trusted lieutenant Charlie Munger ecstatic over $6 billion investment in Japan: ‘Like having God opening a chest and just pouring money into it’
By
Paolo Confino
November 1, 2023
Leadership
The mayor of Tokyo’s nightlife district begs partiers to stay away: ‘Please, do not come to the Shibuya station area for Halloween’
By
Mari Yamaguchi
and
The Associated Press
October 5, 2023
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Russia's first AI-powered robot walked on stage to triumphant music, took a few steps, and then immediately faceplanted
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Dave Smith
Real Estate
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Michael Casey
and
The Associated Press
Success
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Preston Fore