Japan
7-Eleven Stores in the U.S. Will Introduce Some Japanese-Inspired Changes. Here's What to Expect.
You'll soon be able to pick up some fresh sushi or a new type of snack at your local 7-Eleven — but the Big Gulp isn't going away.
A U.S. Corporation, Once One of the Largest in the World, Has Been Sold to a Japanese Company: 'Best Days Are Ahead, Together'
U.S. Steel has been bought by Japan's largest steelmaker, Nippon Steel.
Who Is Shoichiro Toyoda? The First Heir to the Toyota Empire and Father of Current CEO Akio Toyoda Has Died
Shoichiro is remembered for expanding Toyota's manufacturing to the U.S. and launching the high-end Lexus brand.
What Today's Leaders Can Learn From Pearl Harbor
There are lessons in the Japanese sneak attack that brought the U.S. into a war and world leadership.
University in Japan develops chopsticks that change the perception of salt in food
A device sends an electrical signal that alters the perception of the taste of food.
Neha Mishra's Kinoya Aims To Change The Japanese Cuisine Narrative In Dubai
As a restaurant that's aiming to "change the Japanese cuisine narrative in Dubai," Kinoya has been garnering a lot of attention ahead of its launch in April this year.
[Funding Alert] AdEasy Raises Funding From Japan's E-gift Service Provider Giftee Malaysia
The fresh funds bring AdEasy's valuation to RM17.5 million (approximately US$4.1 million)
Japan: An Overlooked E-Commerce Opportunity
To be successful in Japan, you will have to spend much time on localization and research, but if done right, its steadily growing e-commerce industry can bring huge rewards.
For Social Experiment, Japanese Billionaire Gives $9 Million to People On Twitter
Yusaku Maezawa wants to know if giving $9,000 to 1,000 people will make them happier
Kawaii - the Culture of Cute in Japan, and How It Has Changed the Way of Life for the Country
'Kawaii' is not a fad, or a subsculture in Japan - it's a social fabric
How Asia Is Transforming Into An Innovation Powerhouse
In 2018, China, Japan and South Korea spent a combined $613 billion on R&D, bagging three of the top five spots globally. The private sector played the biggest role, accounting for about 78 per cent of the overall numbers.
Japan's Love for Indian Start-ups Continues to Rise
In 2017, Japanese corporates' investments in Indian startups surpassed that of the US and China
5 Key Highlights From Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son's Earnings Presentation
"Regret decision to invest in WeWork," said Son on Softbank's post-earnings conference call with the press
Will US-Japan Treaty For Cross-Border Data Flow Put Pressure on India?
While the US and Japan will allow open access to even government data, India is a strong proponent of data localization
Will Japanese Outlay turn out to be a Gamechanger in North East Region of India?
Japanese seek business opportunities in North East India by collaborating with Indian Business tycoons and government bodies