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- What 90-hour per week? This guy earns Rs 69 lakh per year for doing nothingMorimoto, known as the rental 'do nothing' guy, makes Rs 69 lakh a year by being hired to accompany strangers in non-romantic ways. He char...
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- Pitchfork Music Festival’s line-up for 2023 unveiled. See concert datesFestival season is almost upon us, and with the Ravinia Festival lineup revealed last week, the 2023 line-up for Pitchfork Music Festival h...
- Meet this Japanese man who gets paid to 'do nothing'A 38-year-old man from Tokyo named Shoji Morimoto has a job that most of us would be extremely envious of. He gets paid to do ‘nothing’. He...
- Rs 5K per sitting? Meet the 38-yr-old Japanese man who gets paid to do nothingHis job has taken him to a park with a person who wanted to play on a see-saw.
- Japanese man earns Rs 5,000 an hour to hang out with his clientsMorimoto - a resident of Tokyo - charges 10,000 yen (about Rs 5,600) per hour to hang out with his clients. "Basically, I rent myself out. ...
- Rent-a-stranger: A Japanese man is running a successful business by meeting people & doing nothing with themA ‘do-nothing’ ‘rented’ man is the silent knight in the shining armour for Japan’s lonely hearts.
- Dollar under pressure as economic uncertainties lingerThe dollar hit fresh lows against most major currencies overnight as the ongoing effects of the Federal Reserve's stimulus programmes weake...
- Japanese people are extremely fond of Indian food: Chef Masaharu MorimotoThe chef, who opened his first restaurant in India 10 years ago, says that India holds a special place in his heart.
- Taj's ex-chief chef Hemant Oberoi, NRI billionaire tie up for food businessThe 64-year-old businessman has collaborated with Oberoi to rev up the Indian-themed brand, Yantra, which now has the star chef's name atta...
- Top five sushi platters for the delicate palateIf you can't get enough of the Japanese favourite, we've got just the thing for you – platters. Ready your chopsticks.
- A dinner to mark 10 years of Wasabi restaurant by MorimotoThe top chef Hemant Oberoi was beaming for another reason, having received special congratulations from Ratan Tata himself.
- India to contribute 5% of Nikon's global sales in 3 yearsNikon said it expects India's contribution to global revenue to grow to 5 per cent within next three years on account of increasing demand ...
- Japan to see "unprecedented" easing this year: BOJ policymakerJapan will undergo "unprecedented" and "very large-scale" monetary easing as the central bank aims for the newly set two per cent inflation...
- Narendra Modi inaugurates Hitachi manufacturing unitNarendra Modi today inaugurated the manufacturing plant of Hitachi Home and Life Solutions (India) (HHLI) at Kadi here.
- Hitachi hikes prices; to hire 1,000 people this yearAir-conditioner maker Hitachi on Monday said it has started hiking the prices of its entire range of products by up to four per cent.
- Food mood: Best restaurants in the worldNotice anything interesting in the list of the 50 best restaurants in the world as judged by panels instituted by Restaurant magazine?
- Celebrity chefs join the Indian gold rushIndians now have the best of both worlds, world-class international cuisine at Indian prices.
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