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The municipal government of Asahikawa, Hokkaido, agreed on Thursday to pay ¥70 million to settle the high-profile case of a 14-year-old girl who was found dead from hypothermia in March 2021 after being bullied. [1]
TOKYO -- Japan's Nidec on Tuesday announced that its long-standing accounting fraud might require a total of 250 billion yen ($1.6 billion) and be subject to a so-called impairment review, primarily in connection with its automotive business. [2]
ElectronicsActivist investor takes stake in troubled Nidec, urges governance reform Oasis acquires 6.7% share for $1.1bn, saying it is 'significantly undervalued' Nidec CEO Mitsuya Kishida spoke to reporters after the company disclosed the critical f... [3]
The Myanmar revolutionary National Unity Government’s (NUG) handling of a high-profile corruption case has drawn backlash. Critics say that its response to the case lacks accountability, while supporters argue it’s the best possible outcome. [4]
A lawyer for former popular television personality Masahiro Nakai has refuted a third-party committee's report that found Nakai committed "sexual violence" against a former Fuji TV announcer. [5]
A third-party committee set up by Fuji Television Network on Thursday defended its report concluding that former television personality Masahiro Nakai had committed "sexual violence" against a former Fuji TV announcer. [6]
Reporting on April 9 suggested that the Trump administration in the United States had reversed course on restricting the export to China of H20 chips – Nvidia’s most advanced offering to remain outside U.S. export controls. [7]
Most countries with nuclear power pride themselves in the number of hours of safe operation. A nuclear regulatory authority plays a vital role in setting out strict regulations from the earliest stages. [8]
The municipal government of Asahikawa, Hokkaido, agreed on Thursday to pay ¥70 million to settle the high-profile case of a 14-year-old girl who was found dead from hypothermia in March 2021 after being bullied.
TOKYO -- Japan's Nidec on Tuesday announced that its long-standing accounting fraud might require a total of 250 billion yen ($1.6 billion) and be subject to a so-called impairment review, primarily in connection with its automotive business.
ElectronicsActivist investor takes stake in troubled Nidec, urges governance reform Oasis acquires 6.7% share for $1.1bn, saying it is 'significantly undervalued' Nidec CEO Mitsuya Kishida spoke to reporters after the company disclosed the critical f
The Myanmar revolutionary National Unity Government’s (NUG) handling of a high-profile corruption case has drawn backlash. Critics say that its response to the case lacks accountability, while supporters argue it’s the best possible outcome.
A lawyer for former popular television personality Masahiro Nakai has refuted a third-party committee's report that found Nakai committed "sexual violence" against a former Fuji TV announcer.
A third-party committee set up by Fuji Television Network on Thursday defended its report concluding that former television personality Masahiro Nakai had committed "sexual violence" against a former Fuji TV announcer.
Reporting on April 9 suggested that the Trump administration in the United States had reversed course on restricting the export to China of H20 chips – Nvidia’s most advanced offering to remain outside U.S. export controls.
Most countries with nuclear power pride themselves in the number of hours of safe operation. A nuclear regulatory authority plays a vital role in setting out strict regulations from the earliest stages.
On Sept. 19 at precisely 4:30 PM, the remote Tibetan Plateau near Gyantse County in Shigatse witnessed an event that would ignite a firestorm of controversy, extending far beyond the 52-second spectacle it produced.
At the opening of the first regular session of the third Pyidaungsu Hluttaw on March 20, Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Lin Dwe urged parliamentarians to set aside personal and party bias, prioritize national and public interests, and engage in di