Pole shift from north to south does not simply translate to a better, more stable world
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Average wages higher at Niseko ski resort than in Tokyo
Kishida's proposed visit would be chance to explore Japan-Mercosur EPA
Doubts hang over health of Chinese consumers, but not all economists are skeptical
High material prices drive 7th straight year of growth
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
Government has been urging businesses to hike wages as living costs climb
Kuroda visits Uzbekistan, Vietnam and elsewhere as Finance Ministry's research chief
End of cheap government loans leaves weak businesses floundering
South Asian nation has 'already seized the moment,' officials say
Real pay shrinks in Japan amid gains in U.S., U.K. and Germany
Chinese and foreign lenders are pressed to comply with latest Biden executive order
Midcareer workers snubbed or laid off by struggling companies seeking cheaper hires
Kuroda is on hand to see the start of German unification and the fall of the Soviet Union
Up to 40% of region's corporate bonds due to mature within three years
Loss of momentum in Asian powerhouse has worldwide implications
Riyadh seen pursuing equidistant relations with all partners
Beijing envoy Xiao suggests Japan injured Australian divers in naval incident
Result matches Premier Li's early revelation; Beijing reinstates youth jobless figure
Pace accelerates as dwindling workforce creates vexing policy challenges
Premier eyes investors, does not mention Taiwan election or real estate crisis
Kuroda looks back on the sharp downturn in asset values in Japan
Onus is on Japan PM Kishida to get busy with structural reform
Baba says costly event and earthquake reconstruction are both priorities