NC Holdings Co., Ltd. faces decision on delisting from Tokyo stock exchange
If NC Holdings is removed from the TSE, its shares may no longer be traded on a major exchange, limiting liquidity and potentially reducing the value of the stock.
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ASUA Inc. makes stable debut on Tokyo stock exchange, matching mechanism ensures smooth listing
ASUA Inc.’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) was seen as a key event for the Japanese stock market, with investors anticipating strong demand due to the company’s reputation in the tech industry.
Honda unveils future mobility concepts at JAPAN MOBILITY SHOW BIZWEEK 2024
One of the key highlights of Honda’s display was its lineup of next-generation electric vehicles, reinforcing the automaker’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
Savitri Jindal: Know the net worth of India’s richest woman
Savitri Jindal, the matriarch of the Jindal family and chairperson of the OP Jindal Group, has overseen the expansion of one of India’s largest industrial conglomerates, spanning steel, power, and infrastructure.
Leo KoGuan’s $6.7 billion net worth: Check out the earnings of one of Singapore’s richest
From SHI International to Tesla, discover how the Singapore-based investor built his fortune and became one of the wealthiest figures in the tech world.
Beirut eyes Russian technology in quest for recovery solutions
This collaboration aligns with Moscow’s strategic interests in Lebanon, a country it sees as critical to its broader policies in the region, especially concerning its ally, Syria.
Japan retains positive economic outlook amid corporate resilience
Corporate earnings have remained robust, largely thanks to capital expenditure projects, particularly in the high-tech and sustainable energy sectors.
Foreign residents push for Japan to lift nationality requirement for public servants
Currently, Japanese law mandates that public servants must hold Japanese nationality, effectively excluding foreign residents from applying for most government positions.
Biden administration likely to delay decision on U.S. Steel-Nippon Steel deal until after election
The sale, valued at approximately $7 billion, involves Nippon Steel, one of Japan's largest steel producers, acquiring the American steel giant U.S. Steel.
Businesses in Indonesia worry about impact of new mandatory pension program
The proposed regulation mandates that all companies, regardless of size, contribute a set percentage of employees' salaries to a government-managed pension fund.
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