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Asian Stocks Surge to 2022 High on Fed’s Outlook, Tech Rally
By Georgina McKay
A key measure of Asian stocks rose to its highest level since April 2022, powered by technology companies and the Federal Reserve’s supportive comments on the outlook for US interest-rate cuts.
March 21, 2024
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Sogo & Seibu Sale Shows Change Afoot in Japanese Business
By Gearoid Reidy
Tracing the history of capitalism in Japan through the country’s iconic department stores.
September 18, 2023
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business
Japanese Drugstore Chain Boosts Duty-Free Counters on China Bets
By Grace Huang and Kanoko Matsuyama
Welcia Holdings Co., Japan’s largest drugstore chain, is more than tripling the number of stores with duty-free counters as it anticipates the return of Chinese group tours for the first time in more than three years.
August 17, 2023
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politics
China Allows Group Tours to US, UK, Japan in Travel Boost
By Shirley Zhao
China lifted a ban on group travel to a slew of countries including the US, UK, Australia, South Korea and Japan, in a major relaxation of travel restrictions that could boost the global tourism market. Tourism and travel stocks in the region surged.
August 10, 2023
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How a Farmer Produces World's Most Expensive Mangoes That Sell for $230 Each
By Kurumi Mori
By using a mix of natural elements from different seasons, one farmer has been able to harvest the most expensive mangoes in the world.
May 8, 2023
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markets
Defense, Reopening Bets Help Minimize Japan’s 2022 Stock Losses
By Aya Wagatsuma and Winnie Hsu
December 28, 2022
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Korea, Japan Reopening Stocks Gain on End of China’s Quarantine
By Youkyung Lee and Winnie Hsu
Travel and consumer stocks in Asia advanced along with many of the region’s currencies, as traders bet popular destinations for Chinese tourists will benefit from Beijing’s move to end quarantine for travelers.
December 26, 2022
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Japan’s Department Stores Rally as Nation Prepares Welcome Mat
By Naoto Hosoda
Japan’s department stores are rallying as the nation prepares to lift border controls on international travelers next week.
October 4, 2022
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Border Reopening: The Best Places to Visit in Japan While the Country is Empty
By Lily Nonomiya and Chian-Wei Teo
Delayed reopening, weaker yen are fueling pent-up travel demand
October 1, 2022
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business
What's Happening in the World Economy: Japan's Inequality Divide
By Yuko Takeo and Malcolm Scott
Hello. Today we look at inequality in Japan and South Korea and a fiscal cliff that’s looming for many emerging economies.
October 27, 2021