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Move comes as Biden administration prepares guidance on qualifying for tax credits under IRA
Inflation and the risk of employees being poached by rivals are prompting a shift to pay workers more
Silicon Valley Bank’s fatal bet on hold-to-maturity treasuries has worrying echoes for Japan’s regional banks
World’s largest air-conditioner maker sees huge export potential and untapped domestic demand for cooling systems
An attempt to kick-start the pernicious practice has floundered
Strong ‘core-core’ price reading adds pressure on central bank over monetary policy
Sale of struggling conglomerate would be country’s largest take-private deal
At the recent event, it was clear that the problem is not just what to buy, but what it means to fight
Breakthrough after first leaders’ summit in 12 years follows compensation fund for victims of wartime forced labour
A visit by the now failed bank’s executives has lessons for Tokyo but it also highlights the need for change
Analysts have been betting that the policy would end around May — that now looks highly unlikely
Funds say proposals will thwart domestic bids and foreign buyers and are skewed against shareholders’ interests
Decade-long effort was source of national pride and meant to be symbol of technological prowess
Bird flu has led to shortages of household staple, hitting manufacturers, retailers and consumers
Departing governor leaves measures to change ultra-loose policies to successor Kazuo Ueda
Central bank policy of yield curve control will inevitably unravel
The attitude of my postwar cohort has gripped the country for too long
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Cost of hedging against swings in the yen wipes out extra returns for buyers looking overseas
Rapid price growth of popular products exemplifies challenge for central bankers, bond markets and consumers
Rights groups denounce proposal as Pacific countries ease trade tensions amid push for regional co-operation
It took a while, but I learnt long ago that negativity really doesn’t pay
Kazuo Ueda has hinted that ‘yield curve control’ is unlikely to survive in its existing form once he takes the helm
Advertising giant says five executives will hand back pay after indictments
Just incredible stuff
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