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Japanese Chef Opens Maharashtrian 'Bhojnalaya' In Japan, Video Goes Viral
"Since I'm running a business inspired by Indian culture, I want to share its authentic flavours and spirit to Japan with deep respect and gratitude," the Japanese chef shares his love for Nagpur and its cuisine.
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Japanese Automaker Toyota Cuts Profit Forecast Amid Trump Tariff Threat
The Trump administration in April imposed a 25 percent levy on Japanese cars imported into the United States, dealing a hefty blow to Japan and its crucial auto sector.
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Japan's Toll System Crashes For 38 Hours, 24,000 Still Voluntarily Pay The Fees
The ETC (electronic toll collection) failed for approximately 38 hours in Japan as all toll gates were opened to keep the traffic flowing.
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"Deeply Attached To Devbhoomi Uttarakhand": Tokyo Businessman Gives Up Beauty Empire To Become Shiva Devotee
A 41-year-old Japanese man is making headlines for leaving behind his thriving business empire to become a saffron-clad Shiva devotee.
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PM Modi Meets Japanese Business Delegation, Vows To Deepen Economic Collaboration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday met a Japanese business delegation and said he is looking forward to deepening economic collaboration with Japan, India's special strategic and global partner.
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Toco, The Human Dog, Is Now Renting Out His Rs 11 Lakh Canine Costume
A Japanese man, who spent over Rs 11 lakh, approximately 2 million yen, to fulfil his dream of becoming a dog, has now turned his passion into a business venture.
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In Japan, Himanta Sarma Highlights Growth, Incentives To Attract Investors To Assam
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma addressed over 160 Japanese business leaders at the Advantage Assam 2.0 Japan roadshow, where he highlighted Assam's economic growth and favourable business environment.
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'Adani Group Looks Most Attractive Among India Corporates, No Signs Of Stress': Nomura
Japanese brokerage Nomura has said Adani Group companies appear "most attractive" among Indian corporates.
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Disney Bets on Korean and Japanese Originals in Asia Growth Push
Disney is focusing on select Asian markets to help scale up the local subscriber base and draw international viewership, while cutting content investment in Southeast Asia. Its India operation merged with Reliance Industries’s media business to form a joint venture called JioStar.
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Sony Said to Be in Talks to Buy Elden Ring Maker FromSoftware's Parent Company
Sony is in talks to acquire Kadokawa. The talks between the two sides are ongoing and, if successful, a deal could be signed in the coming weeks, the sources said. Sony's focus includes anime, whose growth worldwide has been fueled by the spread of streaming services and greater familiarity with Japanese culture.
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SoftBank to Invest $500 Million in OpenAI: Report
OpenAI's latest funding round has attracted Japanese telecom company SoftBank's Vision Fund, that will invest $500 million (roughly Rs. 4,190 crore) in the AI firm. The deal represents SoftBank's first investment in the Sam Altman-led firm.
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Intel Said to Have Lost Sony's PlayStation 6 Chip Contract to AMD
Intel lost out on a contract to design and fabricate Sony’s PlayStation 6 chip in 2022. A dispute over how much profit Intel stood to take from each chip sold to the Japanese electronics giant blocked Intel from settling on the price with Sony, according to two of the sources
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More Than 40% Of Japanese Companies Have No Plan To Make Use Of AI: Reuters Poll
Nearly a quarter of Japanese companies have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) in their businesses, while more than 40% have no plan to make use of the cutting-edge technology
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Japanese Company From 578 AD, World's Oldest, Shares Secret Of Survival
The average American business closes shop after about 21 years. (Spare a thought for those enterprises in the back half of the bell curve, which never reach the legal drinking age.) Some businesses, though, last longer lot longer.
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Japan Eatery Where People Pay To Get Slapped By Waitresses Stops Bizarre Service
The service started in 2012 and revived the establishment's business, attracting an increasing number of patrons willing to try the experience.
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Japanese Chef Opens Maharashtrian 'Bhojnalaya' In Japan, Video Goes Viral
"Since I'm running a business inspired by Indian culture, I want to share its authentic flavours and spirit to Japan with deep respect and gratitude," the Japanese chef shares his love for Nagpur and its cuisine.
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Japanese Automaker Toyota Cuts Profit Forecast Amid Trump Tariff Threat
The Trump administration in April imposed a 25 percent levy on Japanese cars imported into the United States, dealing a hefty blow to Japan and its crucial auto sector.
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Japan's Toll System Crashes For 38 Hours, 24,000 Still Voluntarily Pay The Fees
The ETC (electronic toll collection) failed for approximately 38 hours in Japan as all toll gates were opened to keep the traffic flowing.
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"Deeply Attached To Devbhoomi Uttarakhand": Tokyo Businessman Gives Up Beauty Empire To Become Shiva Devotee
A 41-year-old Japanese man is making headlines for leaving behind his thriving business empire to become a saffron-clad Shiva devotee.
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PM Modi Meets Japanese Business Delegation, Vows To Deepen Economic Collaboration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday met a Japanese business delegation and said he is looking forward to deepening economic collaboration with Japan, India's special strategic and global partner.
-
Toco, The Human Dog, Is Now Renting Out His Rs 11 Lakh Canine Costume
A Japanese man, who spent over Rs 11 lakh, approximately 2 million yen, to fulfil his dream of becoming a dog, has now turned his passion into a business venture.
-
In Japan, Himanta Sarma Highlights Growth, Incentives To Attract Investors To Assam
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma addressed over 160 Japanese business leaders at the Advantage Assam 2.0 Japan roadshow, where he highlighted Assam's economic growth and favourable business environment.
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'Adani Group Looks Most Attractive Among India Corporates, No Signs Of Stress': Nomura
Japanese brokerage Nomura has said Adani Group companies appear "most attractive" among Indian corporates.
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Disney Bets on Korean and Japanese Originals in Asia Growth Push
Disney is focusing on select Asian markets to help scale up the local subscriber base and draw international viewership, while cutting content investment in Southeast Asia. Its India operation merged with Reliance Industries’s media business to form a joint venture called JioStar.
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Sony Said to Be in Talks to Buy Elden Ring Maker FromSoftware's Parent Company
Sony is in talks to acquire Kadokawa. The talks between the two sides are ongoing and, if successful, a deal could be signed in the coming weeks, the sources said. Sony's focus includes anime, whose growth worldwide has been fueled by the spread of streaming services and greater familiarity with Japanese culture.
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SoftBank to Invest $500 Million in OpenAI: Report
OpenAI's latest funding round has attracted Japanese telecom company SoftBank's Vision Fund, that will invest $500 million (roughly Rs. 4,190 crore) in the AI firm. The deal represents SoftBank's first investment in the Sam Altman-led firm.
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Intel Said to Have Lost Sony's PlayStation 6 Chip Contract to AMD
Intel lost out on a contract to design and fabricate Sony’s PlayStation 6 chip in 2022. A dispute over how much profit Intel stood to take from each chip sold to the Japanese electronics giant blocked Intel from settling on the price with Sony, according to two of the sources
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More Than 40% Of Japanese Companies Have No Plan To Make Use Of AI: Reuters Poll
Nearly a quarter of Japanese companies have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) in their businesses, while more than 40% have no plan to make use of the cutting-edge technology
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Japanese Company From 578 AD, World's Oldest, Shares Secret Of Survival
The average American business closes shop after about 21 years. (Spare a thought for those enterprises in the back half of the bell curve, which never reach the legal drinking age.) Some businesses, though, last longer lot longer.
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Japan Eatery Where People Pay To Get Slapped By Waitresses Stops Bizarre Service
The service started in 2012 and revived the establishment's business, attracting an increasing number of patrons willing to try the experience.
