TOKYO, March 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TOMY Company, Ltd., based in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, will host the first-ever world tournament for the modern version of "bei-goma" spinning tops, the "BEYBLADE X ...

“Documents reveal that Shiga and Koeda worked with Ohnuma to come up with the plan. Two weeks later on April 14, Ohnuma prepared a spreadsheet for Ghosn, which Ghosn signed off on and which Ohnuma ...

The strong U.S. dollar creates unprecedented savings for American travelers, with significant gains against major global ...

The U.S. is to release its latest employment report on Friday and the... Dollar edges higher, yen slumps as BOJ maintains dovish stance By Investing.com - Oct 31, 2023 Investing.com - The U.S ...

While some speculate that the Yen carry trade was fully unwound in 2024, other economists argue that markets remain exposed to a stronger Japanese Yen. TradeTheNews.com (TTN) issued a research ...

The older Mr Kwek detailed a chain of events that revealed family infighting over the firm.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Japanese Yen drifts lower on Thursday and is pressured by a combination of factors. Rebounding US bond yields and a positive risk tone undermine the JPY amid stronger USD. Bets that the BoJ ...

The board also approved the appointment of Wong Su-Yen, without proper vetting and bypassing ... his brother Kwek Leng Joo and their father Kwek Hong Png bought control of a loss-making CDL.

Kwek built on the success of his father — the late Kwek Hong Png, who left China as a teenager to move to Singapore in the 1920s. The billionaire family made fortunes with a trading company ...

Japanese economic data is gaining importance among yen traders for the first time in almost a decade, as expectations grow of further interest-rate hikes by the central bank. That marks a mindset ...

Japan's Nikkei share average fell to a four-month low on Wednesday amid worries about the U.S. economic outlook and a stronger yen, but trimmed its losses by the close as investors sought to buy back ...

TOKYO/NEW YORK -- The Japanese yen's recent outperformance has caught the attention of global money managers, who are taking a wait-and-see approach for now. In a reversal from last year ...