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Japan and the Netherlands limit tech exports to China alongside the United States.
Japan's northeastern communities rebuild their lives after last year's natural disaster.
Japan uses Yamaha drones to address labor shortages in agriculture due to an aging population.
The BOJ faces critical decisions on interest rates amid Japan's economic recovery and challenges.
The Bank of Japan cuts interest rates to negative, surprising markets and impacting the yen.
The Japanese stock market in March 2017 shows low activity despite a 14-month high index.
Robing Harding discusses Ichiro Kawanabe's taxi-hailing app challenging Uber and Lyft.
The Japanese bond market faces significant losses as yields rise sharply this Thursday.
Japan's craft beer scene grows as new breweries challenge major players like Kirin and Asahi.
Javier Milei, a political outsider, becomes Argentina's president in November 2023.
Jayati Ghosh critiques Britain's aid to India, calling for reform in trade and investment policies.
Jayati Ghosh discusses capitalism's challenges at the Guardian Open Weekend with Heather Stewart.
JCB has invested approximately 62 million in two new factories in India to support future growth and expand into neighboring markets.
In 2005, the G7 meeting at Gleneagles made significant pledges to combat poverty, but many commitments were not met even before the financial crisis.
France threatens Jersey's electricity as Two Royal Navy ships monitor the fishing dispute.
The US strikes Jihadi John in Syria while the UK Treasury sells a £13 billion asset portfolio.
Almost 700,000 sanctions were applied to job seekers from January to October 2012, leaving many without any income and struggling to survive.
Andrew England discusses life in Johannesburg with expatriates from France and Kenya.
Sir John Major discusses the EU referendum and the divide between economic and emotional arguments.
More than 60 Palestinians died in 2009 due to incidents related to tunnel work in Gaza, including bombings by the Israeli air force.
Roula Khalaf interviews Justin Trudeau on Biden, Brexit, and world trade issues.
Vincent highlights the Kashagan oil project in Kazakhstan, marking a major milestone in oil production.
Vladimir Putin discusses Kazakhstan's unrest as President Takayev orders a violent crackdown.
Lucy Kellaway critiques corporate language, highlighting Howard Schultz's Starbucks Roasters description.
Ken Clarke expresses concern over the UK's economic recovery and inflation reduction strategies.
Kenya implements a high-tech dairy solution to enhance cow genetics and milk production.
Katrina Manson reports on the Kwale Mineral Sands Project's impact on Kenya's economy.
Hannah Kuchler presents key points from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on data privacy issues.
Khartoum faces unrest as protests erupt over price hikes and economic strain in September.
A Russian strike in Herson kills seven and injures over 50 during Christmas shopping.
Ten children are killed by gunfire in America on November 23, 2013, including Jaden Dixon.
Kids work in cornfields, dreaming of corn while earning minimum wage and saving for cars.
Klaus Schwab discusses succession plans and governance at the World Economic Forum.
Kobe Steel, a major Japanese metals conglomerate, faces scrutiny as it reveals that the number of products affected by its data falsification scandal may increase.
Samsung is now the biggest tech company by sales and a dominant force in the global market for TVs, smartphones, and memory chips.
North and South Korea hold a historic summit while major U.S. tech companies report earnings.
Dennis Kozlowski, former CEO of Tyco, discusses the pressures of corporate leadership and his experiences during and after incarceration in a candid interview.
Iraq's central government seizes Kurdish oil fields, impacting regional independence efforts.
Kwasi Kwarteng's dismissal as Chancellor reflects Liz Truss's efforts to distance her administration from the turmoil of her six-week leadership.
A Labour government would implement tax increases on the wealthy and businesses to generate £48.6 billion annually for public sector spending.
The new Chancellor faces criticism as the government struggles with credibility and authority.
In California, six women navigate the challenges of transitioning from the cannabis underground to the legal market following marijuana legalization.
Trump wins New York, Clinton beats Sanders, and Saudi Arabia issues international debt.
Lapo Elkann states that he finds it easier to start a business in Italy than in France due to less bureaucracy in the former.
Apple's MacBook Pro and Lenovo's ThinkPad X 240 excel in portable computing for professionals.
Larry Summers discusses inequality and government roles in capitalism at a London conference.
Arash discusses King Digital's $500 million IPO and concerns over Candy Crush's success.
Panama's economy booms post-1999, but urban challenges threaten its growth and social fabric.
