Fukushima N-Accident Compensation Costs Put at 3-4 T. Yen
Tokyo, Sept. 27 (Jiji Press)--A Japanese panel estimates that 3 trillion to 4 trillion yen will be needed to cover the compensation for the damage of the nuclear disaster at the Fukushima No.
Tokyo Court Rules 3 Ex-Aides to Ozawa Guilty
Tokyo, Sept.
Tokyo Stocks Fall in Morning after Dow's Plunge
Tokyo (Jiji Press) - Stocks fell back on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Thursday morning, battered by an overnight tumble of New York stocks.
FOCUS: Japan-China Relations Reach Major Turning Point
Beijing, Sept. 20 (Jiji Press)--Relations between Japan and China have reached a major turning point following a series of events over the past year.
Tokyo Stocks Retreat in Morning after Overseas Falls
Tokyo, Sept. 20 (Jiji Press)--Stocks suffered a setback after a two-session rise on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Tuesday morning in the face of overseas equities' weakness in overnight trading.
JX to Launch World's Smallest Household Fuel Cell
Tokyo, Sept. 15 (Jiji Press)--Japan's JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp. said Thursday that it will launch the world's smallest household fuel cell on Oct. 17.
Honda to Produce Hybrid Vehicles in China
Beijing (Jiji Press) - Honda Motor Co. <7267> said Wednesday it plans to start production of hybrid vehicles in China in two or three years.
Low European Sentiment Poses Contagion Risk to Japan: Merrill Lynch
London, Sept. 13 (Jiji Press)--Investor sentiment is growing ever more sour toward the Japanese economy due to Europe's weak outlook, a Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey showed Tuesday.
Monthly Pay Cut Proposal Likely for Japan Civil Servants
Tokyo (Jiji Press) - Japan's National Personnel Authority is likely to recommend late this month a cut in monthly salaries for national civil servants for fiscal 2011, sources told Jiji Press on Mo
Japan Adopts New N-Crisis Management Report to IAEA
Tokyo, Sept.
