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Delisting marks end of an era for Toshiba

Japanese industrial giant Toshiba delisted from the stock exchanges in Tokyo and Nagoya on December 20th, following the approval of shareholders. As …

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Can Japan's currency intervention keep yen afloat?

The Japanese government has intervened in the currency market by buying the yen and selling the dollar for the first time in more than 24 years. The …

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Debt crisis: Developing world pays the price

Developing countries have taken on more debt than they can handle. That was less of a problem when interest rates were near zero, and the global econ…

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Blue carbon gains momentum in Japan

Japan has a long history of making the most of the seas surrounding its many islands. Attention is now turning to so-called blue carbon, an expressio…

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Iranians in Japan take to the streets

Iran has been engulfed in unrest since the death of a young woman in police custody four weeks ago, and clashes between protesters and security force…

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Japanese city lays out the welcome mat for digital nomads

As long as there's a reliable internet connection, digital nomads can take their work anywhere their hearts and budgets allow. Millions traverse the …

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Covering Gaza: 'Our duty is to keep reporting'

"Without journalists, who would report what's happening?" says producer Mohammed Shehada (left). The death toll in Gaza amid the Israeli-Palestinian…

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The party is over: Enthusiasm waning for year-end work functions

"Is the year-end party considered work? Do we get paid overtime?" These are the types of questions puzzling older managers ahead of the party season…

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South Korea's bedbug outbreak raises fears in Japan

South Korea is the latest country to declare war on bedbugs following a resurgence in cases that's fueling fresh anxiety among the public. The wave o…

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Tokyo trials ferry service for city commuters

Tokyo's commuters are well served by one of the world's most efficient and reliable train systems. But as more people move into waterfront residentia…

2 years, 8 months ago

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