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NAGOYA, Japan -- Nagoya, which has the largest number of abandoned bicycles in Japan, is seeing a private company take action against unlawful bicycle parking on private property.
NEW DELHI -- When an Indian family in Uttar Pradesh state sent their 18-year-old daughter to a cram school in a neighboring state so that she could get an edge in her college entrance exams, they had no idea that would be the last time they would see her.
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Japan's efforts to shore up the yen are different from the deliberate currency weakening that has long been a U.S. concern, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen suggested to Nikkei in an exclusive interview.
TOKYO -- Dangerous "bullet climbing" of Mt. Fuji is being reined in after hiking restrictions were introduced this month, according to data collected on the number of people starting out on the trail.
VIENTIANE -- Foreign ministers of the Philippines and China met on Friday evening in Vientiane and agreed to cool simmering tensions in the South China Sea in line with their earlier provisional agreement on resupply missions in Manila's outposts in the disputed waterway.
DALIAN, China -- Kweichow Moutai, a Guizhou-based distiller of baijiu Chinese-style liquor is wrestling with falling demand for resale of its high-end product.
TOKYO -- World Trade Organization members negotiating rules on e-commerce agreed Friday to permanently ban tariffs on cross-border data transmissions.
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Japan's efforts to shore up the yen are different from the deliberate currency weakening that has long been a U.S. concern, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen suggested to Nikkei in an exclusive interview.