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Carmaker had downgraded profit forecast in February on weak US sales
Emperor’s abdication raises question of how to trade the 10-day shutdown
Japanese group better equipped than in 2013 to repel any push to sell off assets
Tokyo prosecutors accuse former Nissan boss of causing $5m in damages to Japanese carmaker
While the wishlist is long, the rewards of progressive practices are potentially huge
Brokerage looks to save $1bn to offset Brexit and weakness in trading business
For the second time in his seven years as CEO, Koji Nagai has announced massive cost cuts
Foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt held talks with company’s management during Tokyo visit
UK office space provider has been spending heavily to keep up with its US rival
£320m deal maintains the group’s brand as rivalry in co-work spaces steps up
Private equity firm hopes to buy carve-outs from companies like Panasonic
The Japanese market need not fall too far behind Hong Kong’s
Environmental, social and governance investing backed by a big name is what Japan needs
Japan’s biggest bank eyes digitisation to translate data trove into proactive sales
Shareholders strip former chairman of title as director and eject him from board
Carole Ghosn leaves Japan on second passport after prosecutors’ raid on couple’s house
Boardroom battle at Lixil, a maker of luxury toilets, is a challenge for investors
Investment bank and brokerage plans ‘radical simplification of its operating model’
Former Nissan chairman vows ‘not to be broken’ amid allegations of diverted payments
Move said to help hybrid vehicles stay relevant in changing market
Tweet by former Nissan chair comes as legal team weighs risk prosecutors may bring fresh charges
Two camps have emerged, both with a seductively plausible version of events and an intersection where the truth probably lies
Carmaker’s employees helped with investigation against former boss, lawyers say
Japanese technology group has seen several reshuffles of top leaders
