Kosaku Narioka

1 week ago | tradingview.com | Kosaku Narioka

7-Eleven Owner Plans to Cut Stake in Financial-Services Business8410Seven & i Holdings plans to reduce its stake in its financial-services business as part of efforts to focus on its core convenience-store operations. The 7-Eleven owner said Thursday that its units will sell their stakes in a buyback program to be carried out by Seven Bank, the financial-services unit, on Friday.

1 week ago | tradingview.com | Kosaku Narioka

Nippon Steel Shares Rise on Pact With Trump for U.S. Steel Deal5401XNippon Steel shares rose after it reached an agreement with the Trump administration to resolve national-security concerns over its planned $14.1 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. Shares rose as much as 5.0% to 2,970 yen, equivalent to $20.61, early on Monday in Tokyo and were recently up 2.0%. Japan's benchmark Nikkei Stock Average index was 0.8% higher.

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Kosaku Narioka

Glance AI’s market focus will be on the U.S., Japan and India for the next few years, Tewari saysIndian tech unicorn InMobi expects its Google-backed subsidiary Glance to turn profitable over the next year, its chief executive says, anticipating rising demand for its AI-powered shopping services. Chief Executive Naveen Tewari said that Glance should be able to hit profitability in the next 12 months as it rolls out offerings on its new generative artificial-intelligence shopping platform.

3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Kosaku Narioka

Toyota Industries Shares Fall Sharply After Take-Private Plan6201Toyota Industries' shares fell sharply after a real-estate arm of the Toyota group said it planned to take the forklift maker private by acquiring shares for a price below their recent trading values. Shares were recently 12% lower at 16,250 yen on Wednesday in Tokyo. The real-estate company, Toyota Fudosan, said after Tuesday's market close that it would offer to buy shares of Toyota Industries for Y16,300 each.

3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Kosaku Narioka

The Company That Started Toyota Plans to Go Private in a $34 Billion Deal — Update6201The nearly century-old Japanese company that founded Toyota Motor in the 1930s plans to go private in a deal that values the now-forklift maker at about $34 billion, with backing from the car giant's chairman, Akio Toyoda, and other group companies.