TOKYO, Nov 4 - Honda Motor Co aims to improve its cost structure to be able to break even in Japan using just 70 percent of its capacity to build cars, a top official at...
TOKYO, Nov 4 - Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said Japan needs to improve its fiscal position because of rising government bond issuance, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Wednesday. "When you look at...
* Japan crude buyers look to cut 2010 term supplies * Bigger, diversified, spot purchase potential seen SINGAPORE, Nov 3 - Hit by the twin woes of dwindling demand and hefty financial losses, Japanese refiners...
Japanese auto sales rose 13 percent to 263,506 units in October from a year earlier, but the industry's sales will decrease in the year ending March 31 next year, according to the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Monday. Toyota sold 133,877 vehicles, up 14 percent; while sales of Honda ...
DHAKA, Oct 31 - Bangladesh plans to raise the value of its textile exports to Japan to $1 billion over the next two years, a senior business leader said on Thursday. "Now we are fully...
TOKYO, Oct 30 - A divided Bank of Japan began withdrawing from credit markets on Friday but extended by three months a key loan scheme in the face of government pressure to support corporate borrowing...
TOKYO, Oct 30 - Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's cabinet approved a bill on Friday to freeze sales of shares in state-owned Japan Post's financial units, in a retreat by the new government from a high-profile...
TOKYO, Oct 29 - Japan Retail Fund Investment Corp said on Thursday it plans to merge with LaSalle Japan REIT Inc in a deal that would create the second largest listed REIT in Japan. Under...
TOKYO, Oct 29 - Japan's Transport Minister Seiji Maehara will hold a news conference about Japan Airlines Corp's restructuring at 3:45 p.m. (0645 GMT), the transport ministry said. The news conference will be held after...
TOKYO, Oct 29 - The Bank of Japan won't admit it, but it cares about government rebukes and is hardly spoiling for a fight. Instead, the central bank...