ADR Japanese stock sell-off: Japan Post Bank leads declines, Chicago ADRs fall 80 Yen below Osaka
The decline in Japan Post Bank's ADRs reflects broader concerns over the bank’s recent financial performance and market outlook.
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Guoliang criticizes Lu Xiuyan’s dismissal: “Profit motives behind market property reclaim caused discontent”
Guoliang, a veteran politician and outspoken figure, did not mince words in his condemnation of the forces behind Lu's dismissal.
Han Guoyu pushes for “Republic of China” emblem on National Day; Green Camp criticizes move as erasing Taiwanese identity
The proposal was swiftly condemned by members of the DPP and other pro-independence lawmakers.
Evergreen group denounces Taiwan independence; DPP accuses China of undermining Taiwan’s global standing
The announcement has been met with outrage among pro-independence advocates in Taiwan, who view the statement as a capitulation to Chinese pressure.
False information from China over Fukushima water release impacts Japanese exports beyond seafood
"We are witnessing a significant and troubling impact on Japan's exports," said a spokesperson from the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry.
Nikkei holds steady amid semiconductor surge: Nvidia earnings loom, Yen’s strength weighs
Market analysts suggest that the upcoming Nvidia earnings report could significantly influence investor sentiment, not just in Japan but across global markets.
One year after Fukushima water release: PM Kishida holds talks with local fishery workers
During his visit, Kishida met with representatives of the Fukushima fisheries industry in the coastal town of Soma, where he acknowledged the challenges they have faced over the past year.
Ishiba announces candidacy for LDP presidential election: “The culmination of 38 years of political life”
Ishiba, 67, made his declaration at a press conference in Tokyo, where he emphasized his extensive experience in government and his vision for Japan’s future.
Okinawa Governor Tamaki to address U.S. on sexual assaults and base concerns during September visit
Governor Tamaki’s visit comes in the wake of recent incidents that have reignited local and international scrutiny over the conduct of U.S. soldiers stationed in Okinawa.
Kioxia gears up for Tokyo IPO, valuation could hit $500 million, insiders say
According to sources close to the matter, Kioxia's management has been working closely with financial advisors to finalize the details of the listing.
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