Japan stuck with $1.6bn bill after scrapping Aegis Ashore system
TOKYO — As Japan prepares to officially halt deployment of the Aegis Ashore missile defense
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In a race against time, Japan builds up its cyber forensics
TOKYO — It’s every CEO’s worst nightmare: Invisible invaders rummaging through internal documents, collecting private
Bank of Japan stands pat to assess impact of economic support
TOKYO — The Bank of Japan left its main policy tools unchanged after a two-day
Japan aims for top UN positions to counter China’s sway
TOKYO — The Japanese government and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party will centralize planning for
Japan halts anti-missile Aegis Ashore as costs soar past $2bn
TOKYO — Japan’s deployment of the Aegis Ashore missile defense system will be put on
Japan to halt deployment of Aegis Ashore missile defense system
TOKYO (Kyodo) — Japan will halt the process of deploying the Aegis Ashore land-based missile
Japan to ease restrictions on travelers heading to Vietnam
TOKYO — The Japanese government is looking to relax restrictions on travel to Vietnam at
Virtual Canton Fair, JD.com HKEX debut and Japan baseball opens
Welcome to Nikkei Asian Preview. Another major Chinese company listed on U.S. exchanges will begin
After Japan collision, USS Fitzgerald back in fighting shape
NEW YORK — The U.S. Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald, which collided with a container
Japan fires up plans to scout Hong Kong talent for financial hub
TOKYO — Plans to boost Tokyo’s status as an international financial center moved forward Friday
Japan set to challenge US and China for fastest supercomputer
TOKYO — A government-backed supercomputer project looks to zip past dominant American and Chinese rivals
Coronavirus latest: Indonesia weighs Japan, China ‘travel bubbles’
The Nikkei Asian Review is tracking the spread of the new coronavirus that originated in
Japan looks to add convenience stores to foreign worker program
TOKYO — Japan is considering whether to bring in more foreign workers who can take
Japan to let in 250 business travelers a day under close watch
TOKYO — Japan will as early as this summer allow up to 250 business travelers