Latest in Tag: Tokyo Highlight
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Tokyo stocks close lower on earnings concerns, firm yen
Investor sentiment remained pessimistic sending Tokyo stocks lower for a fourth straight day amid concerns about continued negative impact of the pandemic
Tokyo stocks open lower as investors tentative ahead of long weekend
As of 9:15 a.m., Tokyo 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average lost 43.97 points, or 0.19 percent, from Tuesday to 22,840.25.
Funding is reason behind Egypt’s few Olympics medals, budget for Tokyo’s preparation exceeds EGP 300m, we only received EGP 23.3m: Al Arian
Despite the great human potential of Egypt, it only succeeded in winning 31 medals throughout its history in the Olympics. Daily News Egypt interviewed Sherif El-Arian, the secretary general of the Egyptian Olympic Committee and the chairperson of the Egyptian Modern Pentathlon Federation in order to discuss the reason behind this and the preparations for …
Terror attacks hit Manchester, Tokyo in New Year’s Eve
Three people stabbed in Manchester, nine were injured in Tokyo
Nasr inaugurates Egyptian-Japanese business forum in Tokyo
 We have put a plan to establish investment zones in all governorates of Egypt, says Minister of Investment and International Cooperation
2020 Tokyo Olympics faces vast cost overruns
A new estimate commissioned by the freshly elected first-ever woman governor of Tokyo says the 2020 Tokyo Olympics could cost four times the original estimate. Officials have been sent back to the drawing board.
Nintendo shares soar on ‘PokĂ©mon Go’ mania
Shares in Japanese gaming giant Nintendo have extended their week-long rally as investors ride the coattails of the Pokémon Go craze sweeping across the globe, with an estimated 65 million user already playing the game.
Takata shares jump as CEO may leave
Japanese auto parts supplier Takata has seen its shares rise sharply as its chief executive has hinted at his resignation.
Markets tremble amid Brexit vote counting
A looming Brexit has sent markets into the “craziest, fastest moving betting scene” in years, with volatility levels being extremely high. Shares in Asia are in freefall, and the British pound is collapsing.
Al-Sisi heads to Tokyo to meet Emperor, Prime Minister until Wednesday
President’s visit is the first of its kind in more than a decade
Japan furious at UNESCO listing Nanjing Massacre documents
Japan may halt funding for UNESCO over the organization’s decision to include documents relating to the 1937 Nanjing Massacre in the latest listing for its “Memory of the World” program. Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo. The campaign for Japan to “act decisively” in its dispute with the United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO) …
Obama seeks to soothe China while boosting ties with Philippines
He directly addressed leaders in Beijing, telling them that maritime territorial disputes needed to be addressed peacefully, not with “intimidation or coercion”
Fahmy departs for tour of Asia
Foreign minister to focus on Egypt’s economy on second visit to Asia
China postpones ceremony marking ties with Japan
China postpones ceremony marking ties with Japan