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Free Drinks, Hangover Leave: Japanese Company's Ploy To Attract New Staff
Trust Ring, a small tech company in Osaka, is taking the unconventional approach and redefining perks at work. While others offer hefty salaries and generous benefits, Trust Ring decided it was time to bring something different to the table.
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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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In Japan, People Are Renting "Handsome Weeping Boys" To Wipe Away Tears
The service offers customers access to a diverse array of "Ikemeso boys," meticulously selected and presented in an online catalogue.
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Japan Inc's Huge Base Near Delhi: 1,000 Acres, Karaoke Lounges, Factories
Japan's foreign direct investment in India has risen since the global financial crisis, reaching nearly $3.5 billion in 2016.
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Japanese Companies See Better Opportunities Beyond China's 'Belt And Road': Poll
A vast majority of Japanese companies have no interest to participate in China's sweeping "Belt and Road" initiative, seeing greater business opportunities in other international economic co-operation, a Reuters poll shows.
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'Clever' Japan Firm Donates High-Tech Masks for Ebola Fight
A little-known Japanese company has donated 10,000 high-tech face masks to several Ebola-hit African nations and says it is now getting calls from New York City, which confirmed its first case of the virus on Thursday.
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Free Drinks, Hangover Leave: Japanese Company's Ploy To Attract New Staff
Trust Ring, a small tech company in Osaka, is taking the unconventional approach and redefining perks at work. While others offer hefty salaries and generous benefits, Trust Ring decided it was time to bring something different to the table.
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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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In Japan, People Are Renting "Handsome Weeping Boys" To Wipe Away Tears
The service offers customers access to a diverse array of "Ikemeso boys," meticulously selected and presented in an online catalogue.
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Japan Inc's Huge Base Near Delhi: 1,000 Acres, Karaoke Lounges, Factories
Japan's foreign direct investment in India has risen since the global financial crisis, reaching nearly $3.5 billion in 2016.
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Japanese Companies See Better Opportunities Beyond China's 'Belt And Road': Poll
A vast majority of Japanese companies have no interest to participate in China's sweeping "Belt and Road" initiative, seeing greater business opportunities in other international economic co-operation, a Reuters poll shows.
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'Clever' Japan Firm Donates High-Tech Masks for Ebola Fight
A little-known Japanese company has donated 10,000 high-tech face masks to several Ebola-hit African nations and says it is now getting calls from New York City, which confirmed its first case of the virus on Thursday.
