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TOKYO -- Japan will start training companies employing international workers about legal frameworks and best practices in response to increasing cases of compliance and human resources challenges.
LOS ANGELES -- Japan is setting up a supply chain for Hokkaido scallops bound for the U.S. West Coast via Mexican processing plants, a rerouting that eases geopolitical headaches from a Chinese ban and opens the door to higher-end markets that fetch double the price.
OSAKA -- Japan's Funai Electric will collect, refurbish and resell home electronics starting as early as this summer in the U.S., tapping into growing demand for used products.
TOKYO -- International discussions on deep-sea mining resume Monday amid growing interest in countries such as the U.S., which see resources under the oceans as a potential way of diversifying supply chains for critical minerals.
SHANGHAI -- China on Monday revealed key economic data for the first two months of the year, with some indicators performing better than expected thanks to demand during the Lunar New Year period.
TOKYO -- Japanese stocks rose sharply on Monday as expectations built for the Bank of Japan to shed its negative interest rate policy.
HEKINAN, Japan -- A Japanese technology that aims to reduce carbon emissions from existing coal-fired power plants by substituting ammonia for a portion of the coal they burn will take a step closer to reality as testing begins at a commercial plant later this month.
BANGKOK -- Thailand's government should "compromise" with the military amid its ongoing involvement in politics, Thai Defense Minister Sutin Klungsang said, suggesting that avoiding conflict over its role will be a priority for Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's administration.