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TOKYO -- Shares in Hybe, the South Korean entertainment agency behind the megahit boy band BTS, dropped nearly 5% on Friday morning after a local court ruled in favor of a sublabel that the company has a dispute with.
In the joint declaration issued after the Monday summit, the three countries called for wide-ranging cooperation, including resuming negotiations on a free-trade agreement as well as expanding people-to-people exchanges.
The Japanese workplace has become a minefield of potential harassment pitfalls due to new office rules, a greater understanding of harassment and victims who are more willing to report misbehaviour among their colleagues.
Seoul and Tokyo, by contrast, denounced Pyongyang’s satellite launch plans, which violate UN sanctions and undermine the Korean peninsula’s stability. The diverging security visions confirmed the challenge of harmonising the trio’s regional priorities.
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TOKYO -- Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday told visiting Arab leaders that he wants to work with them to find "solutions to hotspot issues" and set a model for global governance while promising more financial aid for Palestinians in Gaza.
TOKYO -- Japan's government plans to offer loan guarantees for state-backed chipmaker Rapidus as the company pursues bank funding for the mass production of advanced semiconductors, Nikkei has learned.