今週の日本Fire at Video Store Kills 15 in Japan.NY TimesMUFG, Morgan Stanley eye merger of securities arms.AsahiSadako Ogata, 81, Japan's outspoken force for the world's poor.Washington PostDolphins on a dietGuardianAsa testifies, denies ma... ...full story at Japan Visitor
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Japan denies agreement over humpbacks »
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A spokesman for Japan's Foreign Ministry says there's no formal agreement yet on abandoning his country's plans to kill up to 50 humpback whales in the... |
| 31 Oct 07 |
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Sapporo, Morgan Stanley to tie up » Japan Times Sapporo Holdings Ltd. and its subsidiary Yebisu Garden Place Co. will tie up with Morgan Stanley Japan Securities Co. to jointly manage properties, Sapporo said Tuesday. Read more . . . |
| 07 Oct 08 |
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Business › Fed OKs request for Japan stake in Morgan Stanley » Japan Today The Federal Reserve has granted approval for Japan's largest bank to purchase a stake in U.S. investment giant Morgan Stanley. The Fed issued an order… |
| 17 Aug 08 |
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Japan News This Week: 17 August 2008 » Japan Visitor 今週の日本As its work force ages, Japan needs and fears Chinese labor.NY TimesMobage-town: Japan's biggest mobile-only social network.Washington PostBig business in death.Japan TimesThe alternatives to bombing Hiroshima were not morally superior.Gu... |
| 18 Sep 08 |
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Business › Morgan Stanley, banks rush to complete deals » Japan Today Wall Street entered into another round of speed dating, with bankers representing Morgan Stanley and Washington Mutual scrambling to put together deals in the biggest… |
| 30 Sep 08 |
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MUFG to buy 21% stake in Morgan » Japan Times Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. said Monday it will acquire a 21 percent stake in struggling U.S. brokerage Morgan Stanley on a voting rights basis for $9 billion, or ¥950 billion. Under an agreement with Morgan Stanley, the second-largest U.S... |
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