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1 week ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Yuji Okada |Bridget Bennett
Bloomberg — O plano de US$ 42 bilhões do chairman da Toyota Motor, Akio Toyoda, para comprar a Toyota Industries tem avançado depois que as partes envolvidas escolheram seus advisors financeiros e trabalham para uma oferta pública de aquisição (OPA) já em novembro, disseram pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto ouvidas pela Bloomberg News.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
japantimes.co.jp | Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
The real estate developer behind the towers that have reshaped central Tokyo’s skyline isn’t done yet. Azabudai Hills, a ¥580 billion ($4 billion) complex of offices, shops, restaurants and luxury residences — including a hotel and an international school — opened its doors last month to join Roppongi Hills, Toranomon Hills and other developments by Mori Building.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
bnnbloomberg.ca | Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
(Bloomberg) -- The real estate developer behind the towers that have reshaped central Tokyo’s skyline isn’t done yet.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
bloomberg.com | Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
The real estate developer behind the towers that have reshaped central Tokyo’s skyline isn’t done yet. Azabudai Hills, a ¥580 billion ($4 billion) complex of offices, shops, restaurants and luxury residences — including a hotel and an international school — opened its doors last month to join Roppongi Hills, Toranomon Hills and other developments by Mori Building Co.
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Oct 22, 2023 | 
afr.com | David Ramli |Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
By December, he expects to announce at least two to three winners of a hotel tender process that has attracted more than 10 bids from global giants. Eventually, over at least three phases, Chan anticipates it will take about 10 years and around 210 billion yen for his vision to reach fruition, with the mountains in the Myoko area filled with flagship boutiques and world-class dining.
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Oct 17, 2023 | 
seattletimes.com | Yuji Okada |David Ramli |Lisa Du
About 150 miles northwest of Tokyo, in a slivered valley that leads to the Sea of Japan, lies a sleepy pocket of the nation’s ski country called Myoko Kogen. Bustling in the 1980s bubble era with young skiers and neon-lit streets, the area has now seen better days. But in the coming years Ken Chan, the former Japan head of Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, aims to invest $1.4 billion transforming it into a luxury skiing paradise to rival Aspen, Whistler and St. Moritz.
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Oct 17, 2023 | 
japantimes.co.jp | David Ramli |Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
About 240 kilometers northwest of Tokyo, in a slivered valley that leads to the Sea of Japan, lies a sleepy pocket of the nation’s ski country called Myoko Kogen. Bustling in the 1980s bubble era with young skiers and neon-lit streets, the area has now seen better days. But in the coming years, Ken Chan, the former Japan head of Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, aims to invest $1.4 billion transforming it into a luxury skiing paradise to rival Aspen, Whistler and St. Moritz.
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Oct 15, 2023 | 
finans.dk | David Ramli |Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
15/10/2023 KL. 17:15 For abonnenter (Bloomberg) -- About 150 miles northwest of Tokyo, in a slivered valley that leads to the Sea of Japan, lies a sleepy pocket of the nation's ski country called Myoko Kogen. Bustling in the 1980s bubble era with young skiers and neon-lit streets, the area has now seen better days. But in the coming years Ken Chan, the former Log ind Få adgang til FINANS - Overblik, inspiration og indsigt i dansk og internationalt erhvervsliv.
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | David Ramli |Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
About 150 miles northwest of Tokyo, in a slivered valley that leads to the Sea of Japan, lies a sleepy pocket of the nation’s ski country called Myoko Kogen. Bustling in the 1980s bubble era with young skiers and neon-lit streets, the area has now seen better days. But in the coming years Ken Chan, the former Japan head of Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte, aims to invest $1.4 billion transforming it into a luxury skiing paradise to rival Aspen, Whistler and St. Moritz.
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
finance.yahoo.com | David Ramli |Lisa Du |Yuji Okada
(Bloomberg) -- About 150 miles northwest of Tokyo, in a slivered valley that leads to the Sea of Japan, lies a sleepy pocket of the nation’s ski country called Myoko Kogen. Bustling in the 1980s bubble era with young skiers and neon-lit streets, the area has now seen better days.
