Enterprise Mitsubishi Motors Joins Honda-Nissan Merger Talks, Competing with Toyota
Mitsubishi Motors may join Honda-Nissan's merger talks, potentially creating a global competitor to Toyota.
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Enterprise Nippon Steel’s Chairman Eiji Hashimoto on US Steel Acquisition: “A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity”
Nippon Steel Chairman Eiji Hashimoto discusses the challenges and reasons behind their $13.2 billion acquisition bid for US Steel.
Enterprise 40% of Generic Drugs Have Manufacturing Defects: Causes and Remedies
Discover why 40% of generic drugs have manufacturing defects, and explore expert insights on causes, remedies, and Japan's strict standards.
Enterprise Biden Blocks Nippon Steel’s US Steel Acquisition, $565 Million Penalty Looms
President Biden plans to block Nippon Steel's $565M acquisition of US Steel. Cancellation could lead to a hefty penalty.
Enterprise Chinese Automakers Turn to Hybrids as EU Tariffs Impact Electric Car Sales
EU electric vehicle tariffs push Chinese automakers to hybrid cars, with Tucson Hybrid sales reaching 41,313 units from January to September.
Enterprise Temu’s Global Impact: Growth in Japan, Issues in Vietnam, and Indonesia’s Ban
Discover the rise of China's Temu in Japan, its challenges in Vietnam, and Indonesia's government ban. Uncover Asia's e-commerce dynamics.
Enterprise Nissan Faces Losses in North America Amid Hybrid Vehicle Absence
Nissan incurs losses in North America, struggling with the absence of hybrid vehicles, rising subsidies, and declining cash reserves.
Enterprise Yanai’s “No Uighur Cotton” Statement Sparks Boycott in China, Divides Opinion
Uniqlo’s Chairman Yanai’s statement on not using Uighur cotton sparks a boycott in China. The impact on Fast Retailing and Japan differs significantly.
Enterprise Struggling Tsutaya Shifts from Video Rental to Unexpected Business Venture
Tsutaya, once a video rental giant, is now expanding into unexpected ventures like card shops and gyms, signaling a potential revival.
Enterprise Female Full-Time Employees Outnumber Non-Regular Workers for First Time in 21 Years
In 2024, female full-time employees in Japan reach 12.41 million, surpassing non-regular workers for the first time since 2003.
Enterprise Chinese EVs Struggle in Thailand Despite $6,000 Discount, Toyota Hybrids Thrive
Thailand's auto market remains sluggish as Chinese EVs fail to sell despite $6,000 discounts. Toyota hybrids see 40% growth.
Enterprise Sony Announces PS2 Sales Have Reached 160 Million Units—A Warning to Switch?
Sony confirms PS2 sales have surpassed 160 million units, raising questions about its impact on the Nintendo Switch.