Rudderless leadership finally crashes Japanese clothier Renown
TOKYO -- Japanese apparel maker Renown's bankruptcy filing to the Tokyo District Court last week was actually prepared by a subsidiary...
Day: May 17, 2020
Coronavirus presents existential threat to Japan’s hotels
TOKYO -- In what would have been a windfall year had the Olympic Games proceeded as planned, Japan's hotel chains...
WHO vote on Taiwan, China’s NPC convenes, and Fujifilm earnings
Welcome to Nikkei Asian Preview. The week will open with the World Health Assembly, the decision-making body of the World Health...
Muhyiddin and Mahathir rekindle feud as Malaysia looks beyond virus
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin faces mounting pressure to prove he has the support of parliament's lower...
To Japan’s Olympic hopefuls, a year sounds like a long time
TOKYO -- Japanese athletes who had been on training schedules designed to put them at the top of their game...
Cashmere piles up in Mongolia as coronavirus cripples trading
EMEELT, Mongolia -- After years of expanding their goat herds to meet growing demand for soft cashmere from Chinese traders...
China scores points over Russia with ‘mask diplomacy’ in Belarus
MOSCOW -- China's coronavirus aid has earned mixed reviews in Europe at best, but it appears to be working as...
European coronavirus variant now drives global spread
TOKYO -- Three major types of the novel coronavirus have spread across the world, with the European version moving beyond its point...
Asia and world seek different paths to exit coronavirus crisis
TOKYO -- Japan, its Asian neighbors, European countries and the U.S. are all looking to carve their own unique paths...
Satellite firm Inmarsat piling on extra loans through debt restructuring
Britain's largest satellite operator is piling on debt as its crucial in-flight broadband business suffers alongside grounded airlines. Private equity-owned Inmarsat,...
