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Japanese ecommerce firm Rakuten set to raise $2.18 billion through share issueJapanese e-commerce and fintech conglomerate Rakuten Group Inc will raise up to 294.2 billion yen ($2.18 billion) by issuing new shares, it...- Japan's Nikkei drops on profit-booking, US debt impasseJapan's Nikkei share index fell for a second day due to risks stemming from the US debt ceiling and profit-taking after recent gains, as no...
- Embattled Japanese fintech firm Rakuten announces $2.5 billion share issue to bolster financesJapanese e-commerce and fintech firm Rakuten Group Inc said on Tuesday it aimed to raise up to 332 billion yen ($2.46 billion) by issuing n...
- Japanese shares close higher on upbeat earnings, benign FedFed Chair Jerome Powell said the US job market still had "some ground to cover" before it would be time to pull back from its economic supp...
- Nikkei falls on disappointing tech outlook, pandemic concernsJapanese tech stocks led the declines, as investors sifted through latest earnings reports and sold shares of companies that failed to live...
- Japanese shares end higher on recovery hopes, Topix hits 20-year peakThe broader Topix climbed 0.65 per cent to 1,981.50, its highest close since May 14, 1991. SoftBank Group was the biggest boost to the inde...
- Nikkei ticks down on virus and stimulus worries after long weekendAutomakers and other value shares fell the most, but losses were capped as gaming companies and internet-related stocks outperformed on wor...
- Japanese shares snap 3-day losing streak as battered stocks bought backThe Nikkei share average rose 1.52 per cent to 19,429.44 after three straight sessions of losses.
- Nikkei falls on Hokkaido quake; spotlight on reshuffled benchmark stocksCyberAgent rose marginally by 0.2 per cent, after Nikkei Inc. said it will add its stock to the index.
- Nikkei rises to more than 1-month high; automakers, tech shares gainThe Nikkei gained 0.4 per cent to end at 22,794.19, its highest closing point since June 15.
- The airline geek trying to build a media giant with no reportersNews of Kim Jong-Nam’s death was quickly picked up in Japan not by one of the country’s giant media conglomerates, but by a small startup.
- How India Inc is losing its cybersecurity warCyber experts say what makes Indian industry vulnerable is changing threat profile due to resource rich nation states now targeting compani...
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