Posts Tagged ‘japan’
May 13th, 2012 | 
Author: The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea agreed to begin free-trade negotiations this year, opening the possibility of a deal that could rival the world’s largest free-trade zones.
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China, Japan, South Korea in Trade Talks
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Tags: begin-free-trade, china, freeeurope, freeindia, japan, largest-free-trade, opening-the-possibility, possibility, rival-the-world, south, south-korea, the-world, year | 
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The leaders of Japan, China and South Korea on Sunday will agree during a one-day meeting in Beijing to enhance cooperation on regional security and economic integration. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has …
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Japan, China, S. Korea to boost security, economic cooperation …
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Tags: beijing, chinese, enhance-cooperation, japan, korea-on-sunday, minister-yoshihiko, ooperation-on-regional, sunday, will-agree |
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The Bank of Japan stepped up its fight to curb deflation and weaken the strong yen, announcing plans to boost its purchases of Japanese government bonds.
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BOJ to Boost Bond Purchases
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Tags: announcing-plans, boost-its, curb-deflation, freeasia, freeindia, its-fight, japan, japanese, the-strong, weaken-the-strong |
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Chinese companies are stepping up acquisitions in Japan—a trend likely to accelerate as it relies on China’s growing wealth to help rebuild Japan’s businesses.
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Chinese Capital Flows to Japanese Firms
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Tokyo said two nuclear reactors in western Japan were safe to restart, a major step toward bringing idled plants back online.
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Japan Deems Two Reactors Safe
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Some nervous observers in China are seeing too many similarities between the current state of the Chinese economy and what happened to Japan in the 1990s.
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OP-ED: WILL CHINA'S ECONOMY BURST, JAPAN-STYLE? – Care2 …
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Tags: 1990s, between-the-current, china, chinese, current, current-state, japan, nervous-observers, prc, real-estate, super, the-super-rich |
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda that Japan’s tsunami last year inspired him to seek more ways for his social network to help people hit by natural disasters.
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Zuckerberg Meets With Japan Prime Minister
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Tags: ceo, freeasia, freeeurope, freeindia, help-people, his-social, japan, prime, prime-minister, seek-more, social, tsunami-last, year-inspired, yoshihiko-noda, zuckerberg |
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Tokyo nominated an outspoken proponent of fiscal consolidation to join the Bank of Japan’s policy board, responding to political pressure to fight deflation.
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BOJ Nominates Fiscal Hawk for Board
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“Keynesian interruptus.” Read ». A D V E R T I S E M E N T. See Also.
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The World of Business 2.0: JP MORGAN: CHINA'S ECONOMY IS …
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Tags: china, dispute, earth, earth-export, japan, restrictions, trade, violating, violating-international, wto |
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India is poised to overtake Japan as Asia’s No. 2 vehicle market by 2016, and sales gains in China will remain strong this decade, according to new estimates.
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India to Overtake Japan in Car Sales
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Tags: china, decade, freeasia, japan, japan-as-asia, vehicle-market, will-remain |
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