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Staff Of Major Convenience Store Chain In Japan Found Faking Expiry Dates On Food
Deli sales at around 1,600 Ministop stores across Japan were paused after staff members were found falsifying expiry dates. The company has issued an apology statement.
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The Billion-Dollar Battle To Own 7-Eleven
7-Eleven convenience stores perfected their model in Japan, where diverse, fresh-food offerings attract locals and tourists alike. But the company, which had its start long ago in the US, has struggled to replicate that success elsewhere.
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Vegetarian In Japan? Barkha Singh Just Dropped The Ultimate Food Map
Actress Barkha Singh's Japan travel list proves vegetarians do not have to live on convenience store salads.
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Japanese Town To Block Viral Mount Fuji Photo Spot Amid High Tourism Levels
Officials in a Japanese town are erecting a 2.5-meter (8.2 ft) high barrier to block a view of Mount Fuji and obstruct a photo spot that has been attracting so many visitors they have become a nuisance for locals.
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Foxconn's EV Platform Targets India, Thailand for Production of New Small Electric Car
Foxconn's EV platform unit Mobility in Harmony (MIH) would be willing to work with its parent or another company to build the new three-seat EV priced below $20,000 (roughly Rs. 16,00,000) and tailor-made for a corporate delivery fleet, MIH CEO Jack Cheng told Reuters in an interview. MIH has been in talks with convenience stores, car rental compan...
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On Camera, Rats Run Over Stocked Display Racks, Fridge At Japan Store
Japanese convenience store chain FamilyMart apologised after video went viral on social media of rats scurrying about one of its stores in Tokyo's popular Shibuya district, prompting it to close the outlet until further notice.
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Japan Convenience Stores Pressed To End 24/7 Model Amid Labour Crunch
Japan's 24-hour convenience stores are struggling to stay open around the clock as an industry that has continually expanded now finds itself at the sharp end of a labour shortage.
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1.4 Billion Yen Stolen From 1,400 Japanese ATMs
Japanese police are investigating a case of international credit card fraud in which about 1.44 billion yen, or more than $13 million, was illegally withdrawn with forged credit cards from 1,400 automated teller machines in convenience stores around the country, according to investigative sources.
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Staff Of Major Convenience Store Chain In Japan Found Faking Expiry Dates On Food
Deli sales at around 1,600 Ministop stores across Japan were paused after staff members were found falsifying expiry dates. The company has issued an apology statement.
-
The Billion-Dollar Battle To Own 7-Eleven
7-Eleven convenience stores perfected their model in Japan, where diverse, fresh-food offerings attract locals and tourists alike. But the company, which had its start long ago in the US, has struggled to replicate that success elsewhere.
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Vegetarian In Japan? Barkha Singh Just Dropped The Ultimate Food Map
Actress Barkha Singh's Japan travel list proves vegetarians do not have to live on convenience store salads.
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Japanese Town To Block Viral Mount Fuji Photo Spot Amid High Tourism Levels
Officials in a Japanese town are erecting a 2.5-meter (8.2 ft) high barrier to block a view of Mount Fuji and obstruct a photo spot that has been attracting so many visitors they have become a nuisance for locals.
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Foxconn's EV Platform Targets India, Thailand for Production of New Small Electric Car
Foxconn's EV platform unit Mobility in Harmony (MIH) would be willing to work with its parent or another company to build the new three-seat EV priced below $20,000 (roughly Rs. 16,00,000) and tailor-made for a corporate delivery fleet, MIH CEO Jack Cheng told Reuters in an interview. MIH has been in talks with convenience stores, car rental compan...
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On Camera, Rats Run Over Stocked Display Racks, Fridge At Japan Store
Japanese convenience store chain FamilyMart apologised after video went viral on social media of rats scurrying about one of its stores in Tokyo's popular Shibuya district, prompting it to close the outlet until further notice.
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Japan Convenience Stores Pressed To End 24/7 Model Amid Labour Crunch
Japan's 24-hour convenience stores are struggling to stay open around the clock as an industry that has continually expanded now finds itself at the sharp end of a labour shortage.
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1.4 Billion Yen Stolen From 1,400 Japanese ATMs
Japanese police are investigating a case of international credit card fraud in which about 1.44 billion yen, or more than $13 million, was illegally withdrawn with forged credit cards from 1,400 automated teller machines in convenience stores around the country, according to investigative sources.
