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JAPANESE RESIGNATION AGENCIES
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- Japan's Nikkei crosses 44,000 for first time on trade, stimulus optimismNikkei in Japan surpasses 44,000 for the first time. Trade optimism and stimulus hopes boosted market sentiment. U.S. tariffs on Japanese a...
- Japanese bonds rally as yields near historic highs lure buyersJapanese government bonds experienced a rally on Tuesday as long-term yields, previously at historic highs, attracted buyers. Diminished ex...
- Japan's budget demands hit record $831 billion as political uncertainty increasesJapan's budget requests for the next fiscal year have reached a record high for the third consecutive year, totaling 122.45 trillion yen, d...
- Why employees in Japan are paying thousands to companies to quit their jobsIn Japan, companies like Exit are assisting employees in resigning from their jobs for a fee of 20,000 yen. These services handle the resig...
- Want to resign in a stress-free way? Learn from the Japanese how they do itResignation agencies are becoming more and more popular among employees due to Japan's intense work culture,
- Miss Japan scandal: Ukrainian-born beauty steps down over alleged affair with married manThe winner of Miss Japan, Karolina Shiino, renounced her title after an article in Weekly Bunshun magazine revealed her affair with a marri...
- Now ‘job leaving agents’ are helping people in Japan to escape awkwardness of quitting workIn Japan, 'taishoku daiko' or 'job-leaving agents' have emerged to help people who want to quit their jobs without going through the shame ...
- In workaholic Japan, 'job leaving agents' help people escape the awkwardness of quittingThe rise of "taishoku daiko," or "job-leaving agents," in Japan reflects a cultural shift in a nation known for loyalty to companies and li...
- Reliance is India's best employer; in top 20 worldwide: ForbesThe oil-to-telecom-to-retail conglomerate, India's largest company by revenues, profits and market value, is ranked 20th and has 2,30,000 e...
- Mourning Abe, Japan's ruling party secures sombre election winJapan mourned the killing of former premier Shinzo Abe on Monday even as the ruling party that he had dominated secured an election win by ...
- Japanese online brokerage SBI Holdings Inc considering retreat from Hong KongSBI, which operates a securities business as well as research and development of medical supplies in Hong Kong, has become the first Japane...
- US President Trump pays Japan's Shinzo Abe 'highest respect,' plans to call himAbe announced on Friday he was resigning because of poor health, his long-running battle with ulcerative colitis ending a tenure as Japan's...
- Ricoh India Chairman Tetsuya Takano resignsRicoh Company Ltd, a promoter entity of the Indian subsidiary of Japanese imaging and electronics major, has proposed to recapitalise the c...
- Manmohan Singh's meet with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe: Can it bring big-ticket projects for India?The Indian prime minister’s meeting with his Japanese counterpart early next week will be a good opportunity to get Japan’s private sector ...
- India to support Japan's candidate Takehiko Nakao for Asian Development Bank President postIndia today said it will support former Japanese Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs Takehiko Nakao for the post of ADB.
- Japan to suspend nuclear cooperation talks with India: ReportThe Japanese government has decided to suspend negotiations with India and four other countries on civil nuclear cooperation.
- Japan growth threatened by earthquake: AnalystsTiming of disaster couldn't have been much worse. Quake may now threaten economic recovery that was almost gathering momentum in 1st quarte...
- Daiichi sells $1 bn bonds to refinance Ranbaxy buyJapan’s Daiichi Sankyo, the new owner of Ranbaxy Laboratories said it had sold bonds worth 100 billion yen ($1 billion) to refinance loans ...
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