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1 week ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Yui Hasebe |Nicholas Takahashi |Akio Kon
Bloomberg — El impulso de Nissan Motor Co. para inyectar nueva vida a su gama de vehículos supondrá el debut de una nueva versión del Leaf, el automóvil familiar compacto de la marca, que fue el primer vehículo eléctrico (VE) de consumo masivo en el mundo. Desde su lanzamiento en 2010, el Leaf ha vendido casi 700.000 unidades, lo que convirtió a Nissan en pionera de los VE.
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1 week ago | 
detroitnews.com | Yui Hasebe |Nicholas Takahashi
Nissan Motor Co.’s push to breathe new life into its lineup will see the debut of an updated version of the Leaf, the struggling brand’s compact family car that was the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle. The Leaf has sold almost 700,000 units since it was originally released in 2010, making Nissan an EV pioneer.
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1 week ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Yui Hasebe |Nicholas Takahashi
Nissan Motor's push to breathe new life into its lineup will see the debut of an updated version of the Leaf, the struggling brand’s compact family car that was the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle. The Leaf has sold almost 700,000 units since it was originally released in 2010, making Nissan an EV pioneer.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Yui Hasebe |Nicholas Takahashi
The 2025 Nissan Motor Co. Leaf vehicle (Bloomberg) -- Nissan Motor Co.’s push to breathe new life into its lineup will yield an updated version of the Leaf, the struggling brand’s compact family car that was the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle. The Leaf has sold almost 700,000 units since its initial release in 2010, making Nissan an EV pioneer.
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3 weeks ago | 
business-standard.com | Shoko Oda |Yui Hasebe |Aaron Clark
Tougher rules being enforced in Japan will see employers fined if they fail to take adequate precautions to protect workers from extreme temperatures. The revised legislation, which came into effect June 1, is a rare global example of a national-level policy on heat safety for employees, and comes after 30 workplace deaths and roughly 1,200 injuries last year associated with high temperatures, according to health ministry data. Most of those affected worked in construction or manufacturing.
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3 weeks ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Shoko Oda |Yui Hasebe |Aaron Clark
Tougher rules being enforced in Japan will see employers fined if they fail to take adequate precautions to protect workers from extreme temperatures. The revised legislation, which came into effect on Sunday, is a rare global example of a national-level policy on heat safety for employees, and comes after 30 workplace deaths and roughly 1,200 injuries last year associated with high temperatures, according to health ministry data. Most of those affected worked in construction or manufacturing.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Shoko Oda |Yui Hasebe |Aaron Clark
Stricter legislation will compel companies in Japan to provide better protections for employees after a rise in injuries related to extreme temperatures. (Bloomberg) -- Tougher rules being enforced in Japan will see employers fined if they fail to take adequate precautions to protect workers from extreme temperatures.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Hideyuki Sano |Takako Taniguchi |Yui Hasebe
Shares of Japanese drugstore firm Tsuruha Holdings Inc. reversed earlier gains after its holders backed a proposal that would effectively lead to supermarket operator Aeon Co.acquiring the company. Tsuruha dropped as much as 3.3% to 11,225 yen, slipping from the day’s high of 12,050 yen, after its annual general meeting (AGM) approved a merger with Welcia Holdings Co., a part of Aeon’s plan to make the two firms its subsidiary. The company announced the results in a statement.
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1 month ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Hideyuki Sano |Takako Taniguchi |Yui Hasebe
Shareholders of Japanese drugstore chain operator Tsuruha Holdings will vote Monday on a proposal which effectively results in its acquisition by supermarket chain Aeon, a move that has already been panned by major investors and proxy advisers. The chorus reflects rising shareholder activism in Japan in recent years as the country’s governance reforms embolden investors. Their disappointment in the planned deal centers around the perceived low premium it would pay to Tsuruha shareholders.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Hideyuki Sano |Takako Taniguchi |Yui Hasebe
Shareholders of Japanese drugstore chain operator Tsuruha Holdings Inc. will vote Monday on a proposal which effectively results in its acquisition by supermarket chain Aeon Co., a move that has already been panned by major investors and proxy advisers. The chorus reflects rising shareholder activism in Japan in recent years as the country’s governance reforms embolden investors. Their disappointment in the planned deal centers around the perceived low premium it would pay to Tsuruha shareholders.
