Japanese oil companies are scaling back decarbonization initiatives, including hydrogen and ammonia projects, amid a global shift towards more stable and cost-effective fossil fuels.

Japanese assets saw more than $50 billion worth of investment from abroad in April, according to a report from Nikkei Asia.

Japan's three largest banking groups posted record annual net profit in the last financial year, benefitting from increased ...

Its track record and partnership with automating Fast Retailing’s global distribution operations shows Daifuku is capable of capitalizing on rising e-commerce and warehouse automation demand. Daifuku ...

Japanese investors bought a net 250.8 billion yen ($1.72 billion) worth of foreign stocks during the week ended May 10, although it was sharply lower compared to about 2.55 trillion yen worth of net ...

Japan stands as one of the few large economies combining macro stability, structural reform and attractive valuations ...

Rising costs, labour shortages, and regulatory scrutiny are raising concerns about the sector's long-term sustainability, ...

Speculators and much of the investing world have turned optimistic on the yen as Trump’s trade war keeps markets on edge. But ...

Japanese conglomerates are scaling back their hundreds of listed subsidiaries, a structure that critics say is often a poor ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's economic advisory panel recommended investment of $400 billion to boost productivity ...

Twenty One Capital purchases 4,812 BTC for $458.7 million, adopting the "Saylorization" strategy to lead corporate Bitcoin accumulation.

As Automate in Detroit, the largest robotics and automation event in the Americas, runs through Thursday at Huntington Place ...