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Khrushchev once speculated that the survivors of the apocalypse would envy the dead. I agree
Both sides feel bitter they may have given up too much for a new ‘equal’ relationship
Agreement aims to close bitter chapter following arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn in 2018
Mass tech lay-offs in the US have triggered an unlikely rethink of Japan’s corporate culture
Koji Sato, head of company’s luxury Lexus unit, to take over
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Fund aims to unlock value in critical EV battery parts supplier Dai Nippon Printing
Expanded lending package gives central bank a boost in struggle to contain government debt yields
As the country recovers from the pandemic, screen-oriented activities hold less appeal
Longstanding partnership between carmakers has demanded constant navigation of rivalries
Maintaining ultra-loose monetary policy for now merely defers the euthanasia of persistently unprofitable companies
Yen tumbles 2% after decision to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy
Outcome risky to predict for investors waiting for pivot in bank policy
As China’s population approaches shrinking point, investors contemplate the future of an ageing Asian market
Expectation grows among investors that Haruhiko Kuroda could scrap yield curve control measures
South Korean utility resorts to bumper bond issuance as it struggles to cope with rising costs
Geopolitical tension has increased the city-state’s attraction as a financial outpost and safe haven. But can it maintain its neutrality?
The BoJ’s shifting monetary policy could presage a regime shift for the global economy
Recent policy tweaks seen as failing to restore order to government debt market
Abe’s murder has led to a crackdown on the Unification Church — and on parents frightening children with hellfire
It’s not only the spending power of tourism that matters — views of China will change
Sustainability rules and standards common in western jurisdictions are at odds with realities in China
Government attempts to reverse decades of demographic decline away from the big cities
Lack of clarity on the successor to governor Haruhiko Kuroda adds to questions over yield control policy change
Move comes after the central bank adjusted yield curve control measures
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