Tankan sentiment down but shows brighter prospects
TOKYO (Kyodo) - The Bank of Japan's Tankan survey showed Friday that business sentiment among large Japanese companies is set to improve in the coming months, although the June poll marked a sharpe
TOKYO (Kyodo) - The Bank of Japan's Tankan survey showed Friday that business sentiment among large Japanese companies is set to improve in the coming months, although the June poll marked a sharpe
TOKYO (Kyodo) - The Japanese government plans to resume official assistance for some infrastructure development projects now that the Myanmar government has lifted a house arrest order for pro-demo
TOKYO (Kyodo) - The government started restricting on Friday electricity consumption by large-lot users in eastern and northeastern Japan to avert power shortages in the wake of the March 11 earthq
TOKYO (Kyodo) - Japan's unemployment rate stood at 4.5 percent in May, down 0.2 point from the previous month for the first improvement in three months, showing signs of gradual recovery from the M
TOKYO (Kyodo) - Industry minister Banri Kaieda is making final arrangements for a three-day visit to Beijing and other areas in China from July 16 to meet Chinese officials including Commerce Minis
TOKYO (Kyodo) - Tokyo Electric Power Co.
ASUNCION (Kyodo) - Japan proposed Wednesday launching a dialogue with Mercosur, the four-nation South American trade bloc, to boost economic relations and explore the possibility of signing a free
NARITA (Kyodo) - A senior Japanese official who held talks Wednesday with Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Thursday upon her return home that Tokyo plans to offer aid to the Sou
HIROSHIMA (Kyodo) - Hiroshima will seek to host the next U.N. conference to review the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 2015, the 70th anniversary of the 1945 U.S.
TOKYO (Kyodo) - Vice foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea agreed Thursday to seek an inter-Korean dialogue on denuclearizing North Korea and to cooperate on the reconstruction of areas devast