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Japan to press for tweak in India's N-liability law
In 2010, Parliament passed the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act
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Japan, U.S. restart trade talks on auto industry
Japanese and United States trade officials began two-day talks on Monday in Washington, as the U.S. continues to press Japan to open its auto market to greater imports. The talks aim to narrow remaining gaps ahead of a meeting by chief negotiators on the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade deal next month. ...
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Japan eyes hiring more foreign maids
Japan will accept more foreign housekeepers in future, with Tokyo and certain other areas becoming zones where working families will find it easier to hire domestic staff, sources familiar with the move said. The government will introduce necessary legislation possibly as early as this fall, the sources said. Opening the ...
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Buoyant U.S. buyers drive up Japan auto sales
Improving consumer confidence in the U.S. boosted new car sales for Japanese automakers in May, with Toyota Motor Corp. and Nissan Motor Co. posting double digit gains, and Honda Motor Co. rising by 9 percent. Autodata Corp. also said Tuesday that warmer weather and five full weekends in the month ...
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04 Giu Workshop Eurasia
I prossimi 9 e 10 Giugno è prevista, presso la Sala Conferenze della Camera di Commercio di Roma, la prima edizione della Conferenza Internazionale "Workshop Eurasia". Il Workshop è l'occasione per ascoltare e incontrare rappresentanti di alto livello delle istituzioni e delle imprese provenienti dalla Cina e dai Paesi dell'Estremo Oriente. L'iniziativa, ...
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Japan April retail sales tumble after tax hike, rebound may take time
Sales tax hike has caused some volatility in economic data
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Retail sales fall as Japan tax rise bites
The drop of 13.7% in April is the most severe since records began in 2000 but looks more stark because of record sales in March ahead of the tax rise
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Japan's trade deficit narrows on slower imports
Japan's trade deficit narrowed in April as exports grew faster than imports following an increase in the sales tax that is expected to dampen demand for some time.
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Japan expresses fears after martial law
TOKYO - Thailand's biggest investor Japan on Tuesday expressed "grave concerns" after the army imposed martial law.
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Marketing Internazionale
Giappone, PIL in ascesa grazie alla ripresa dei consumi.
Il Giappone, dopo un periodo di stagnazione economica, negli ultimi anni ha subito una ripresa che sembra essere confermata nel 2014.Indicatori macroeconomici Giappone 2011/13.Fonte: Elaborazioni a cura di Exportiamo su dati Ambasciata d'Italia, EIU e IMF. Scenario passato (2012-2013). Il trend positivo del Pil negli ultimi anni é stato principalmente dovuto ...
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Record Japan machinery orders suggest economy may jump tax hurdle
Outlook seen brighter, tax hike impact may be limited
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Japan business mood hit by tax hike; rebound seen ahead: Reuters Tankan
By Tetsushi Kajimoto
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Japans Economy Grows at Fastest Rate in 3 Years
Japans economy, bolstered by increased spending ahead of a rise in the sales tax, grew at a 5.9 percent annual rate in the January to March quarter.
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Giappone, +1,5% Pil gennaio-marzo
Crescita più ampia degli ultimi 10 trimestri, volano consumi
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Japan GDP growth surges 5.9%
A buying spree by Japanese consumers ahead of a sales-tax increase in April lifted economic growth to a higher than expected annualised rate of 5.9 per cent in the first quarter
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Japan stocks shrug off robust GDP report
Nikkei falls in spite of data showing Japans best quarterly growth in nearly three years, as investors focus on weak corporate outlooks
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Business Briefing: Growth in Japan Rises at Fastest Rate in Two Years
Strong private consumption, residential investment and corporate spending were the biggest contributors to growth, while public spending fell slightly.
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Japan economy grows 5.9 percent in 1st quarter
Preliminary data show Japan's economy grew at a 5.9 percent annualized rate in the January-March quarter as companies and consumers stepped up buying ahead of an increase in the sales tax.
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12 Mag Focus: Economia Italiana
In seguito alla crisi finanziaria del 2009, partita dagli Stati Uniti e diffusasi rapidamente in tutto il mondo, colpendo in particolare e in maniera più incisiva le vecchie economie del mondo occidentale, il PIL italiano è crollato del 5%. Con esso si è registrato un indebolimento del settore industriale e ...
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Japan, World Cup boost livestock trade
The livestock industry is expected to expand strongly, thanks to the resumption of raw meat imports by Japan and the weak baht.
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Narrowing gender gap could boost Japans GDP by 12.5%: Goldman Sachs
Japan could boost its gross domestic product by 12.5 percent if it closes the gender gap and gets more women into the workforce, a new report says. The finding, by Goldman Sachs in its latest “Womenomics” report, echoes calls by economists and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for women to be ...