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Toyota to make $88m addition to West Virginia auto parts plant

April 23, 2025

Tokyo Stock Exchange plans to make smaller investments easier

April 23, 2025

Toshiba unit plans new plant in Texas to make power storage systems

April 23, 2025

Japan automakers make joint chip push to rival China’s smart cars

April 16, 2025

Seiko Epson invests in U.S. beauty startup to make nail polish kiosks

April 5, 2025

Japan’s Sekisui Chemical to make solar films in state-backed venture

December 27, 2024

Toyota to make Lexus EVs at first independent China plant

December 23, 2024

Japan’s TEPCO to make hydrogen in Indonesia with geothermal power

October 15, 2024

Japanese frozen food company to make sake ice cream in Taiwan

October 15, 2024

KP government plans to boost tourism with new damside facilities
KP government plans to boost tourism with new damside facilities PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has decided to create picnic spots at dam sites throughout the province to promote tourism. Director General of the Tourism and Culture Authority, Habibullah Arif, said that the government will initially develop picnic spots at Nab Dam in Hangu,…
Japan falls behind on courting US scholars hit by Trump budget cuts
TOKYO — Some in Japan are exploring ways to lure U.S.-based scholars facing employment uncertainty under the Trump administration, though their efforts so far are falling short of state-backed recruitment campaigns by European countries and China. Kei Sato, a professor and virologist at the University of Tokyo, said he recently began receiving questions from U.S.-based…
Kohl’s CEO fired for steering business to a person with whom he had a relationship, retailer says
Kohl’s CEO Ashley Buchanan was fired this week because he had an undisclosed personal relationship with a vendor on a consulting team that made a multimillion-dollar deal with the retailer at his direction, the company said in a regulatory filing. Ashley Buchanan.Business Wire Buchanan had only been in the role since Janu. An investigation by…
Doctor accused of abusing Indiana University athletes didn’t act in ‘bad faith,’ law firm says
A law firm hired by Indiana University has concluded that former basketball team doctor Bradford Bomba Sr. did not act “in bad faith or with an improper purpose” when he performed rectal exams on hundreds of young players during routine physicals. But the medical experts brought on by the Jones Day law firm to help conduct…
China open to US trade negotiations, demands tariffs removal
China open to US trade negotiations, demands tariffs removal China said Friday that it is evaluating the US offer to negotiate tariffs but insisted that Washington must be ready to scrap the levies, which have roiled global markets and supply chains, before talks can begin. The US imposed punishing tariffs of up to 145% on…
Joseph Czuba sentenced to 53 years for murder of Palestinian-American boy
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Science drives horse safety at Churchill Downs 02:41 Now Playing Illinois man sentenced to 53 years in prison for hate crime murder of Palestinian-American boy 02:26 UP NEXT ‘It stinks, but it’s a job’: Scooping poop at the Kentucky Derby…
Photo appears to shows Mike Waltz using Signal-like app that can archive messages
White House deputy press secret Anna Kelly wrote in an email to NBC News: “As we have said many times, Signal is an approved app for government use and is loaded on government phones.” Kelly did not address a question about TeleMessage. al Security Council didn’t respond to a request for comment. Signal is the…
Trump threatens to end Harvard’s tax-exempt status
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. UP NEXT ‘They say I wear a lot of hats’: President Trump praises Elon Musk for work at DOGE 02:02 Trump promises Selfridge Air Base upgrade with next-gen fighter jets 01:49 ‘How did that work out?’: Trump recalls being at…
Trump’s proposal to cut Budget upto $163 Billion that slashes domestic expenditure
On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration proposed a $163 billion cut to the federal budget, sharply reducing spending in areas such as education and housing next year, while increasing outlays for defense and border security. The administration said it would raise homeland security spending by nearly 65% from the 2025 enacted levels under the…