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The most telling moment in the Biden Administration’s decision to block Nippon Steel Corp.’s attempted takeover of United States Steel Corp....
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The 7-Eleven convenience store experience is so quintessential to modern Japan that it’s sometimes hard to recall that it’s not Japanese. The...
In the end, Fumio Kishida could not escape the pull of gravity. Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party will elect its new leader late next month,...
To live in Japan is to live with the risk of a devastating earthquake at any time. Usually, however, people tend to view that threat in the...
Japan is on the cusp of a brave new world — one where bank deposits yield 0.1% a year. OK, that might not sound like a revolution. But in a...
An ancient Zen Buddhist koan asks, if the Bank of Japan hikes interest rates but nobody is able to read the statement that says so, has monetary...
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Sunny, the new Apple TV show, invites us to think about what even the most innocuous robots can be. Friends? A crime-solving partner? Or, perhaps,...
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