Takata President Stefan Stocker Steps Down Over Air Bag Recall Crisis
The move is part of an attempt to accelerate Takata's decision-making and unify its response on the recalls of the faulty air bags.
Japan PM Set To Launch New Government, Defense Minister May Rile China
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet resigned on Wednesday, setting the stage for him to launch a new government with a defense minister whose support for Japan having a stronger pre-emptive strike capability could rile China.
Japan And South Korea Resume Joint Investigation After Three Years To Examine Wartime Remains
Japan and South Korea have agreed to resume a joint inquest into wartime remains that are assumed to be South Koreans forced into labor during Japan's colonial rule.
China's Private Sector Suitors To Drive Asian M&A Deals in 2015
China's private sector suitors are set to drive another strong year of Asian mergers and acquisitions in 2015.
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Wall Street's Week Ahead: Dow Jones Industrial Average Soars With Santa Claus Rally 2014 In Sight
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Brent Climbs Toward $63 Amid Stronger Asia Markets
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South Korea Prosecutors Investigate Data Leak At Nuclear Plant Operator, As Fears Of Cyberattacks Grow
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North Korea Calls Allegations Of Sony Attack 'Groundless Slander,' Again Denies Involvement
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Magnitude 5.9 Earthquake Hits Japan’s Honshu Island: USGS
The quake shook Fukushima where crippled nuclear power plants are located, but local media say there was no tsunami warning.
GM Develops Contingency Plans In Case Takata Recalls Widen
General Motors has developed contingency plans in case recalls of potentially lethal Takata-made air bag inflators widens.
North Korea Nuclear Weapons: Why The Communist State Remains A Threat
North Korea’s authoritarian regime has long used its nuclear capabilities to threaten the interests of Washington and its allies in East Asia.
Asia Stocks Boast Biggest Rise In 15 Months, Bank Of Japan Quietly Confident
Asian shares enjoyed their best day in 15 months on Friday after Wall Street boasted its biggest two-day advance since late 2011.
Ford Expands Mustang, GT Exploding Air Bag Recall
Ford expands recall of Mustang and GT models with faulty Takata air bags.
Fed Confident On US Growth, Opens Door Wider To Rate Hike
The Fed has held benchmark overnight rates near zero since December 2008.
Asian Business Sentiment Rebounds In Fourth Quarter With India Most Optimistic
Business sentiment among Asia's top companies rebounded in the fourth quarter to the second-highest level in almost three years.
Japan French Fry Shortage: McDonald's Rations French Fries During Potato Shortage
Customers in Japanese McDonald's restaurants can only buy small-sized fries as the international chain experiences a severe shortage in its U.S. potato exports.
Wall Street's Week Ahead: After Abenomics Survives Japan's Snap Election, All Eyes On FOMC Meeting
After Japan's economic program "Abenomics" survived elections Sunday, all eyes are now looking ahead to the Fed’s final meeting of 2014.
Fed Faces Big Decision Over A Few Choice Words
Fed will decide this week whether to make a critical change to its policy statement that will widen the door for interest rate hikes next year.
Sony Demands Halt To Reporting From Leaked Documents, Some Media Outlets Say
Disclosures from the internal documents have caused turmoil at the studio, a unit of Japan's Sony Corp.
Takata Tightens Screws On Suppliers As Air Bag Crisis Mounts -Sources
Takata has had problems with ensuring consistent quality standards from suppliers in the past, documents reviewed by Reuters show.
Japanese Election Results 2014: Officially A Huge Win For Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party
The election victory effectively gives a green light to a consumption-tax increase in 2017.
Japan Election 2014: Voters Head To Polls, Expected To Return Shinzo Abe To Power, Despite Recession
Reports suggest Abe's coalition government will be returned to power, albeit in an election with low voter turnout.
China Wants To Improve National Soccer Team By Introducing Sport Into School Curriculum
Tired of being on the sidelines of the most popular sport in the world, China is making soccer mandatory for all students.
Japan Gears Up For Vote On Shinzo Abe's Economic Reform Agenda
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will likely see victory for his party in Sunday's elections, but the size of the win is what matters for his economic reform agenda.
Maker Of America's Best-Selling Drug To Lose Billions As 'Patent Cliff' Approaches
The “patent cliff” approaches for Abilify -- America’s best-selling drug.
US Dollar Index 2014: Three Reasons Why A Strong Dollar Could Hurt US Economy
The U.S. dollar hit a seven-year high against the Japanese yen on Monday. Why would a stronger dollar be bad for the U.S. economy?
US Navy Warns Of 'Provocative Actions' From North Korea, Plans To Increase Pacific Naval Presence
U.S. Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said 180 ships, including four of the Navy's most sophisticated stealth destroyers, will be in Pacific waters by 2020.
Many Ebola Donations Have Yet To Be Delivered, Watchdog Group Says
The U.S. leads the pack, but some countries have delivered less than 10 percent of what they pledged to fight Ebola.
Honda To Expand Investigative Air Bag Recall Globally
Honda earlier added about 2.6 million cars in the United States when it expanded nationwide a recall of driver-side air bag inflators.
Japan Recession 2014: Why Abenomics Isn't Working
Abenomics, a three-pronged effort to expand Japan’s economy through monetary, fiscal and structural policies, hasn't been effective.
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