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Omicron Forcing Investors To Face New Challenges In Asia
The threat of the omicron variant is becoming real for many of Asia's biggest countries just as it looks set to subside in some Western nations, and that's complicating investors search for winning share bets in the region.
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No More "Sending Resumes, Checking Resumes", Says World's Top Job Finder
The company behind the world's biggest employment portal says it has a solution to the labor shortage gripping the U.S.: getting rid of the traditional resume.
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Japan's Next Prime Minister Goes Viral With Cabbage Pancake Photo
The politician set to become Japan's next prime minister may not be all that savvy on social media -- but a photo of his favorite food struck a chord with Twitter users overnight after he was elected to lead the nations ruling party.
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He Was Denied A Credit Card. His Revenge: He Built A Unicorn
Russell Cummer was a credit trader at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in Tokyo when he tried and failed to get a credit card.
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Japanese Homebuilder Said Will Punish Vaccinated Workers. Shares Tanked
Shares in Japanese homebuilder Tama Home Co. plunged in Tokyo on Wednesday after reports the firm's president told employees they'd be punished if they got coronavirus vaccines.
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Tokyo Meltdown: A Piece Of Hardware Took Down $6 Trillion Stock Market
A data device critical to the Tokyo Stock Exchange's trading system had malfunctioned, and the automatic backup had failed to kick in, leading to a full-day shutdown.
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New Bullet Train Model 'Supreme' Hits Record Speed In Test Run
A new model of bullet train set to enter service ahead of the Tokyo Olympics hit a record speed of 360 kilometers (224 miles) per hour in a test run, operator JR Central said.
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Typhoon Jebi Makes Landfall In Japan, 500 Flights Cancelled
Typhoon Jebi made landfall in western Japan on Tuesday, believed to be the strongest tropical cyclone to come ashore in Japan in 25 years. The storm has paralyzed Japan's second-largest population center, with flights and trains canceled across the region and companies forced to temporarily close their plants.
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3 Dead As Quake Hits Japan's Osaka; Violent Shaking, Strongest In Record
Three people were confirmed dead and almost 100 injured after a strong earthquake hit Osaka on Monday morning, rattling one of Japan's industrial heartlands and halting trains and factories across the region.
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Omicron Forcing Investors To Face New Challenges In Asia
The threat of the omicron variant is becoming real for many of Asia's biggest countries just as it looks set to subside in some Western nations, and that's complicating investors search for winning share bets in the region.
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No More "Sending Resumes, Checking Resumes", Says World's Top Job Finder
The company behind the world's biggest employment portal says it has a solution to the labor shortage gripping the U.S.: getting rid of the traditional resume.
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Japan's Next Prime Minister Goes Viral With Cabbage Pancake Photo
The politician set to become Japan's next prime minister may not be all that savvy on social media -- but a photo of his favorite food struck a chord with Twitter users overnight after he was elected to lead the nations ruling party.
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He Was Denied A Credit Card. His Revenge: He Built A Unicorn
Russell Cummer was a credit trader at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in Tokyo when he tried and failed to get a credit card.
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Japanese Homebuilder Said Will Punish Vaccinated Workers. Shares Tanked
Shares in Japanese homebuilder Tama Home Co. plunged in Tokyo on Wednesday after reports the firm's president told employees they'd be punished if they got coronavirus vaccines.
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Tokyo Meltdown: A Piece Of Hardware Took Down $6 Trillion Stock Market
A data device critical to the Tokyo Stock Exchange's trading system had malfunctioned, and the automatic backup had failed to kick in, leading to a full-day shutdown.
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New Bullet Train Model 'Supreme' Hits Record Speed In Test Run
A new model of bullet train set to enter service ahead of the Tokyo Olympics hit a record speed of 360 kilometers (224 miles) per hour in a test run, operator JR Central said.
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Typhoon Jebi Makes Landfall In Japan, 500 Flights Cancelled
Typhoon Jebi made landfall in western Japan on Tuesday, believed to be the strongest tropical cyclone to come ashore in Japan in 25 years. The storm has paralyzed Japan's second-largest population center, with flights and trains canceled across the region and companies forced to temporarily close their plants.
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3 Dead As Quake Hits Japan's Osaka; Violent Shaking, Strongest In Record
Three people were confirmed dead and almost 100 injured after a strong earthquake hit Osaka on Monday morning, rattling one of Japan's industrial heartlands and halting trains and factories across the region.
