Investors question why Chinese and Hong Kong shares can't get cheaper
Use of private cars may signal that consumers are tightening their belts
Kuroda becomes the bank's president and promotes regional economic integration
Suppliers venture out on their own, drawn by opportunity and driven by limits at home
Technological hurdles could cause decommissioning costs to balloon further
Price-book ratios slump amid investor doubts over lenders' asset quality
Inter-American Bank's Ilan Goldfajn seeks Japan tie-ups as region rises on world stage
Average cost of new condos soars, with strong demand for swanky properties
After decades at the Finance Ministry, Kuroda becomes an adviser to the prime minister
Exports and private consumption both log modest expansions
Economic stagnation diminishes market's power to retain capital
Trade ties to No. 2 economy spur rate cut speculation in Australia and Thailand
Investors press Beijing to do more to regain confidence
Big companies vow major hikes, but small businesses are hesitant
Kuroda believed BOJ's lifting of zero interest policy in 2000 was a mistake
China-bound shipments rose for first time in 13 months in December
Automaker soars as strong earnings draw overseas investors in droves
Ueda notes increasing likelihood of reaching stable 2% inflation
Relaxed rules show Beijing's priority is economy and hint at its geopolitical strategy
Kishida to deliver package to support local governments and businesses
One-fifth of grade A office buildings vacant, highest rate in nearly 13 years
Kuroda begins working at top international post in Japan's Finance Ministry
Steel is very important to national security, says White House adviser Brainard
Passing on cost increases by smaller businesses seen as crucial
Debt-servicing costs to eat up much of a forecast rise in tax revenue