Japanese firms
Coverage of Japanese firms in the Nexus archive.
- Japanese Firms Have Buffer Before Stronger Yen Hits Earnings
The yen's sharp rally triggered a selloff in Japanese equities, but the currency did not breach the level used by companies as a basis for profit forecasts, providing stocks with potential to rebound.
- Now that's what you call a cool idea! Japanese firms are selling 'fridges for humans' that chill you almost instantly - but they come at a hefty price
Japanese companies are selling 'fridges for humans' designed to chill people instantly, though they come with a high price tag. The product is marketed as an innovative cooling solution for individuals.
- Japanese lender launches Bitcoin-backed loans of up to $6.2M
Japanese lender CRYL is offering Bitcoin-backed loans of up to $6.2 million to individuals and businesses as Japanese firms explore broader uses for Bitcoin in lending and credit markets.
- Bitcoin, XRP draw Japanese firms as weak yen drives treasury diversification
Bitcoin and XRP are attracting Japanese firms as a weak yen prompts efforts to diversify treasuries. The shift reflects corporate strategies to hedge against currency instability.
- UK and Japan agree £18bn investment deal
The UK and Japan have agreed to a £18bn investment deal, with Japanese firms set to fund UK infrastructure and offshore wind projects, as announced by Downing Street.