Kiyoshi Ota
Coverage of Kiyoshi Ota in the Nexus archive.
- 【今朝の5本】仕事を始める前に読んでおきたい厳選ニュース
The article compiles five essential morning news updates for readers to review before starting work. It specifically mentions a photograph of MUFG's logo taken by photographer Kiyoshi Ota for Bloomberg.
- Japan 10-Year Bond Sale Sees Weaker Demand Than 12-Month Average
Japan's 10-Year Bond Sale experienced weaker demand compared to the 12-month average. The article also mentions Mount Fuji and the Shinjuku skyline in Tokyo.
- Micron Delivers the AI Reassurance Wall Street Was Craving
Micron Technology Inc. delivered AI-related reassurance that Wall Street was seeking. The company's logo was displayed at the Micron Memory Japan K.K. booth during the Semicon Japan exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, on December 18, 2025.
- Japan’s Household Assets Rise to ¥2,386 Trillion at End of March
Japan’s household assets increased to ¥2,386 trillion by the end of March. The article also mentions pedestrians in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district and a photographer from Bloomberg.
- Micron Earnings Take on New Gravity With Market on Edge Over AI
Micron Technology Inc.'s earnings have gained significance as markets remain anxious about AI developments. The article references a DDR5 DRAM memory module produced by the company.
- Japan Push for Corporate Growth Over Value Sets Off Skepticism
Japan is promoting corporate growth over value, which has sparked skepticism. The article mentions visitors in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district, highlighting the economic context.
- Micron’s Rally to $1 Trillion Has Actual Earnings Behind It
Micron Technology Inc. has reached a $1 trillion market valuation, supported by strong earnings. The company's logo was displayed at the Micron Memory Japan K.K. booth during the Semicon Japan exhibition in Tokyo, Japan.
- Itochu Takes Over AirLife’s Japan Sales in Healthcare Expansion
Itochu Corp. has agreed to pay $1.69 billion for two units of Dole Food Co., expanding its presence in the healthcare industry through the acquisition. This move marks Itochu's largest acquisition outside industrial commodities. The deal involves AirLife's Japan sales being taken over by Itochu.
- Japan Leads Global Bond Markets Lower as Inflation Fears Rise
Japan's bond markets are leading global markets lower due to rising inflation fears. Japan is set to release its fourth-quarter GDP figures on February 17. This economic data may impact global market trends.
- Yen’s Correlation With Oil Hit 2021 High Before Intervention
The Japanese yen's correlation with oil prices reached a 2021 high before potential intervention. The Eneos Arrow oil tanker was photographed at the Shirashima National Petroleum Stockpiling Base in Kitakyushu, Japan.
- Japan Confirms Hormuz Transit as Iran Talks Continue, PM Says
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi confirmed the country's transit through the Hormuz Strait amid ongoing diplomatic talks with Iran. The statement highlights Japan's strategic involvement in regional security as negotiations between Japan and Iran continue.
- Shin-Etsu Withholds Outlook Due to Iran War Price Disruption
Shin-Etsu, a silicon wafer manufacturer, has withheld its business outlook due to price disruptions linked to the Iran war. The company cited geopolitical instability as a key factor affecting its financial projections.
- Nomura Posts Record Full-Year Profit on Japan Market Rebound
Nomura Holdings reported a record full-year profit driven by a rebound in Japan's financial markets. The company's Tokyo-based headquarters, located in Otemachi, is highlighted in the article.
- Japan’s Nikkei 225 Set for Record Close, Erasing Iran War Losses
Japan’s Nikkei 225 is set for a record close, erasing losses from the Iran conflict. Oil prices surged and stocks fell after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Iran following failed peace talks.