Ritsuko Nakayama, who sparked a bowling boom in the 1970s, has died at the age of 84.

Ritsuko Nakayama, who sparked a bowling boom in the 1970s, has died at the age of 84.

(11/07 15:57)

Paraguay's Senate voted to remove the president from office, and the vice president replaced him.

(11/07 08:08)

The President announced that Chief of Staff Wiles will be retiring and that Deputy Chief of Staff Miller will take his place.

(11/07 05:02)

The October U.S. employment statistics showed that the number of employed people in the non-agricultural sector increased by 165,000 from the previous month.

(11/06 22:32)

The system failure that occurred at 128 Shinkin Banks mainly in western Japan has been completely restored.

(11/06 20:44)

ATMs are no longer available at 128 Shinkin banks in Western Japan.

(11/06 15:48)

GPIF, which manages public pension funds, announced a negative investment profit and loss of 5,253.3 billion yen for the July-September period.

(11/06 15:34)

The Nikkei average fell by 3,643 yen to close at 57,434 yen.

(11/06 15:32)

Nippon Paper Industries announced that it will end its graphic paper and pulp business at the Yashiro Mill, which was damaged by the Kumamoto Earthquake.

(11/06 15:03)

The consumption tax reduction bill passed the House of Representatives.

(11/06 13:51)

The consumption tax reduction bill was passed by the House of Representatives Finance Committee.

(11/06 11:30)

Prime Minister Takaichi announced at the House of Representatives Finance and Finance Committee that more than 30% of the currently employed population will be eligible for the Employee Burden Reduction Support Fund.

(11/06 09:27)

The decline in the Nikkei average exceeded 4,000 yen.

(11/06 09:26)

The decline in the Nikkei average exceeded 3,000 yen.

(11/06 09:13)

The decline in the Nikkei average exceeded 2,000 yen.

(11/06 09:08)

The Nikkei average fell by more than 1,600 yen, falling below 60,000 yen for the first time in five and a half months.

(11/06 09:04)

Real wages increased by 2.2% in September, the ninth consecutive month of positive growth.

(11/06 08:31)

Prime Minister Takaichi stated at the Okinawa Policy Council that he would reduce the burden on U.S. military bases in a ``visible way.''

(11/06 08:28)

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has issued a business improvement order to Chubu Electric Power over the data fraud issue at the Hamaoka nuclear power plant.

(11/06 08:14)

NY Dow closed over 1,800 points lower.

(11/06 06:16)

Paraguay's president announces his resignation

(11/06 05:06)

Nippon Paper Industries has decided to abandon the restart of pulp and paper production at the Yatsushiro Mill, which was damaged in the Kumamoto Earthquake.

(11/05 22:30)

The Bank of England has decided to raise interest rates for the first time in three years.

(11/05 21:02)

The Russian president has ordered the transfer of Japan Tobacco's (JT) assets in Russia to the temporary control of a Russian company.

(11/05 20:46)

Prime Minister Takaichi stated that he will work with President Trump to strengthen Japan-US relations following the US midterm elections.

(11/05 18:43)

Kozo Tashima will run for president of the International Football Federation

(11/05 17:31)

Prosecutors have asked former House of Representatives member Masatoshi Akimoto to be sentenced to six years in prison on charges of accepting bribes in a corruption case involving offshore wind power generation projects.

(11/05 17:02)

Toyota Motor Corporation has revised upward its consolidated net income forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 to 3.57 trillion yen.

(11/05 13:58)