By Maki Shiraki, Daniel Leussink and Norihiko Shirouzu TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Nissan will unveil a shake-up in its top ...

Authorities in the French overseas territory of Reunion said they will issue a "purple alert", the highest level of threat warning, on Friday morning as a cyclone with gusts exceeding 200 km/h ...

However, the weaker-than-expected Tokyo inflation figures curbed such expectations, causing the yen to weaken to around 150.15 versus the dollar from around 149.40 at the Tokyo stock market close on ...

The Bank of Japan will keep tapering its government bond purchases despite recent rises in yields, deputy governor Shinichi ...

The Bank of Japan's holdings of Japanese government bonds continue to exert a strong monetary easing effect, Deputy Governor ...

It seemed like an extraordinary display of patriotism and unity: Japan’s biggest companies would come together to save their ...

The company's directors reportedly want to streamline the management structure that could install a new boss.

Nissan is planning to replace CEO Makoto Uchida following disappointing financial earnings and the collapse of merger talks ...

Tariff costs will need to be compensated by carmakers as auto suppliers cannot alone absorb or even share their burden, Valeo ...

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Thursday there was strong uncertainty in developments surrounding U.S. tariffs and ...

Nissan Motor is considering replacing its CEO Makoto Uchida following a worsening in the Japanese automaker's business performance and the collapse of talks to combine with Honda Motor, Bloomberg News ...

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