Travel Alerts•
Panasonic's AI tech helps drones inspect Singapore buildings
Japanese consumer electronics group pushes more into software and services
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan, South Korea Act on Currency Volatility
Japan and South Korea are coordinating to address the rapid decline of the Yen and Won. This collaboration aims to stabilize exchange rates amid economic uncertainty.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan's Pop Culture in White House Airstrike Videos
The White House used Japanese games and manga in videos about airstrikes. This has drawn criticism for potentially trivializing serious events.
Source: The Japan Times
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Disney Cruise Targeting Southeast Asia
Disney is launching a cruise ship specifically designed to attract Southeast Asian tourists. This adventure cruise aims to serve locals who lack easy access to Disney resorts.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan's Future: Takaichi's Impact Assessed
Experts analyze Sanae Takaichi's potential influence on Japan's political landscape. What could this mean for tourism and international relations?
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Eli Lilly to invest $125m in Japan plant to boost supply of new drugs
Upgrades will aid in production of medicines for diabetes and obesity
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Taiwan to expand US LNG imports in response to Hormuz closure
Energy source fuels half of island's electricity, with Qatar a major supplier
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Swire faces costlier Coke cans as Iran crisis drives up aluminum prices
Southeast Asia to be impacted 'a bit more'; airline unit Cathay hikes fuel surcharges
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan startup eyes clinical trials for stem cell-based diabetes treatment
Orizuru Therapeutics seeks breakthrough to reduce insulin doses for Type 1 patients
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan not planning to send minesweepers to Middle East, Takaichi says
The prime minister said that while details about the use of sea mines are unclear, Japan wouldn’t be able to get involved in mine clearance as long as the conflict continues.
Source: The Japan Times
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