His doublethink may be too much even for the supine Supremes

Trump Wants Cash To Buy Shares in Key US Companies and Dictate To Them

From brain-rotting videos to AI creep, every technological advance seems to make it harder to work, remember, think and function independently …

Suddenly, Trump’s contempt for his base is showing

The country is courting firms to help shake up moribund corporates and spur industry consolidation

Introduction The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) has advanced governance reforms through Japan’s Corporate Governance Code and related initiatives, with ...

Starting in 2030, the Tokyo Stock Exchange will seek to delist companies that fail to reach a market value of at least ¥10 billion within five years of going public.

Our award-winning photographer went behind the scenes of the Grand Sumo tournament in London as it returned to the capital for the first time since 1991

And Trump’s policies guarantee that we will never catch up

Out Of Touch LDP May Not Name the Next Prime Minister

In agonizing decisions for owners, a once-protective society lets the market take its course.

A colossal volcanic eruption in January 2022 ripped apart the underwater cables that connect Tonga to the world – and exposed the fragility of 21st-century life

The modern GOP is inherently authoritarian

Foreign visitor numbers have grown more than fivefold, but for some the surge is a reminder of the country’s economic malaise

The Myth of the Missing Millionaires, Part 4

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The Myth of Japan’s Missing Millionaires, Part 3

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To celebrate 200 years of the modern railway, rail enthusiast Paul Carter climbs aboard the trains of Niigata to discover its rich sake culture.

As its influence faded, Washington dissembled and denied reality.

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The Myth of Japan’s Missing Millionaires? Part 2

The plan is an example of how activists are shaking up corporate Japan as they plow capital into the country given the Tokyo bourse telling firms to raise their enterprise value.

At parades and in the halls of global power, America has been sidelined.

How Trump could Zimbabwify America

The perverse push to make America miserable again

Both Too Few And Too Many Millionaires Hurt Growth

Alliances were what made us great

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Of Trump, Keynes and Wile E. Coyote

Foreigners became net buyers of Japanese stocks after Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariff announcements

Japanese trading house's share price jumps close to 3%

British companies are looking for opportunities to invest in China, but Chinese consumer nationalism suggests that the country is pivoting inward.

Ben Inker and John Pease challenge the S&P 500's perceived superiority, arguing that non-U.S. stocks deserve a larger share of portfolios than they currently command.

Mass deportations will hurt more than people realize

Fund managers chalk up another win

A guest essay from Daniel Sneider

Remember, every accusation is a confession

A few short stories…

We're in an extremely dangerous moment