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TOKYO -- Aneesh Raman, vice president and workforce expert at business networking site LinkedIn, believes the most important skills for workers in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) are "soft skills." In other words, we all need to be better listeners and never stop learning.
TOKYO -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) and major U.S. venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins are among investors backing a new $300 million fund that targets manufacturing startups, such as chip and robotics makers, amid the trend of supply chain onshoring.
TOKYO -- Major Vietnamese construction group Fecon is looking for Japanese partners for upcoming development projects, Chairman Pham Viet Khoa told Nikkei here Friday.
TOKYO -- While spending by international visitors to Japan reaches record highs, data shows travelers growing more budget-conscious, leaving businesses at risk of falling back into the pre-pandemic trap of brisk business with thin profits.
TOKYO -- Japan, China and South Korea will likely hold their first trilateral summit in about four and a half years in Seoul on May 26-27. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Chinese Premier Li Qiang and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol are expected to discuss a range of issues aimed at promoting stability and prosperity in the region.
TOKYO -- How much longer will it take the U.S. to tame inflation? That is the question Japanese authorities must be asking themselves after currency market movements that look like attempts to support the yen.
TOKYO -- Revelers in Myanmar celebrate the traditional New Year in mid-April by splashing water on each other to cool off and cleanse themselves of the sins of the old year. But the festive mood seemed subdued this year, overshadowed by the enforcement of a conscription law by the military regime under the leadership of Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing.
TOKYO -- The stinging defeat suffered by South Korea's ruling conservative People Power Party (PPP) in the April 10 general election says something about the ups and downs of the country's politics. But relations with Japan -- a topic fraught with difficulty -- weren't a factor in this outcome.