Shiseido Corporate Museum in Kakegawa, a 90-minute Shinkansen ride from Tokyo ...

That contradiction sits at the heart of Japan’s ongoing corporate reform story. After years of transformation, can this quiet revolution survive the chill winds of a shifting global trade ...

TOKYO – Japanese corporate issuers are rekindling some shelved yen bond deals in a sign of pressing funding needs even as investors seek fatter premiums. Suntory Holdings, one of a slew of firms ...

I moved to Japan three years ago and started working a corporate job. Hanging out with coworkers at nomikai is important, and they often involve a lot of alcohol. Fax machines are surprisingly ...

TOKYO, March 4 (Reuters) - Japanese corporate spending on plant and equipment dropped 0.2% year-on-year in the fourth quarter, Ministry of Finance data showed on Tuesday, marking the first ...

Recent developments in Japanese corporate law and culture have brought significant shifts in business practices. Historically, Japan’s business culture was conservative. Companies were reluctant ...

Nomura Holdings Inc.’s ranking in the corporate bond market remains under ... at a time of greater scrutiny of governance breaches in Japan. Japan’s biggest brokerage saw its position fall ...

After a decade of reforms, ‘Abenomics’ and a push towards fairer corporate governance, investors have started to feel the Japanese market is turning a corner. The country was historically seen as a ...

The Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art in Chiba Prefecture, Japan ... 1970s, it made sense that one of the world’s biggest manufacturers of pigments, inks and resins should establish a ...

CORPORATE governance reforms that have underpinned a nearly US$2 trillion rally in Japanese stocks are increasing the draw for investors in credit. Japanese corporate US dollar bonds have been ...

TOKYO - The number of corporate bankruptcies in Japan hit a 10-year-high in the first half of 2024, marking the third consecutive year of increases for the period, as labour shortages and ...

The change heralds a potential paradigm shift in Japan's corporate world, with domestic asset managers backing activist engagement that could reshape corporate practices in the country.