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Leo LewisFinancial Times |
The Japanese concept of continuous industrial improvement helps to explain Beijing’s technological success
Attack by Cleveland CEO is symptomatic of an abrasive environment building as Trump inauguration nears
Nippon Steel’s bid for US Steel shows the flaws in the ‘friendshoring’ approach
The volume of shareholder activism and dealmaking by private equity has mushroomed
As the globalisation-friendly world order fades, its new geoeconomic course is fraught with risk
Investors expect to deal with people fluent in shareholder-focused language
Some believe the country’s economy could benefit from the result of the US election
The global footprint of the animated sub-genre is growing inexorably
The city is seeing a boom in commercial construction but labour scarcity has made location a critical concern for companies
The Nippon Steel experience has broader ramifications for dealmaking
The country needs to confront what it actually means to have a working capitalist metabolism
Lawyers, bankers and PE fund supremos say the stage is set for a wave of smaller-scale, exploratory unsolicited takeovers
The outgoing prime minister steered Japan through its most life-altering three-year period since the 1980s bubble
Investors have to understand that ‘normalisation’ after the ‘lost’ decades is going to be painful
Speed and ferocity of Tokyo market correction is eye-catching
Tacit acknowledgment of this by the country’s central bank signals a shift to more honest thinking
Some companies will be able to afford to mitigate the effects of climate change on their workforce — others won’t