$10bln is set to be lost from the Japanese economy says JP Morgan.
The report suggests that unless the government’s restrictions on movement start to ease soon, they could be significant in hindering China’s goal of doubling their GDP and income per head in the decade to 2020.
The cutting-edge 5G network released at the event is not just for show.
BBC Studios has announced a drama content deal with Youku. The deal involves the extended licensing of the entire four seasons of Sherlock, and the agreement for over 80 hours of BBC Studios drama programming, which will sharpen Youku's leading edge in the field of British drama in China.
Priceless Cities is a program available exclusively to Mastercard cardholders and provides access to unforgettable experiences in the cities where one lives and travels. Currently, the program covers over 40 cities and destinations.
The app which, starting today, will be available to download on iOS and Android, enables consumers to shop and pay with Klarna at any online retailer, bringing a unique consumer centric shopping experience to the Australian market.
The heating, ventilating and airconditioning (HVAC) joint venture between Toshiba Corporation and Carrier Corporation will invest approximately 3.0 billion Japanese yen in this subsidiary to enhance its business foundation and presence in Europe. The new manufacturing subsidiary is scheduled to start its operation before the end of 2020.
Ramboll has joined forces with Web Structures a leading building design and engineering consultancy that has pioneered integrated design in South East Asia. With the acquisition, Ramboll has strengthened its position in South East Asia, adding 120 experts to Ramboll’s 4,500 building designers.
This retaliation comes as pro-democracy protests fail to win concessions.
The move strengthens Pattonair's presence in Japan's aerospace industry, supporting the company's growing customer base there and helping to seek out new opportunities.
A new China West cross-culture leadership and business management book entitled ‘Guanxi in the Western Context: Intra-Firm Group Dynamics and Expatriate Adjustment’ is launching this November, written by Dr Barbara Wang, a full-time professor at Hult Ashridge Executive Education.
In Vietnam women are 50% less likely to treat ‘investment products’ as their number one financial priority than men; in Singapore women are 31% less likely; in Hong Kong women are 29% less likely and in Malaysia women are 25% less likely.
