Take a Look Inside Lemaire's First Tokyo Flagship Store
Those in the area can now visit the Japanese flagship store in Ebisu, Tokyo. Lemaire Tokyo Flagship Ebisu 3-21-1, Shibuya-Ku ...
Japan's Seven & i reportedly considering management buyout of up to $58 billion
Japan's Seven & i Holdings is considering launching a management buyout that would see the retailer go private in a deal that ...
This Japanese Company Wants To Make Sex Toys More Mainstream
Tenga products are designed to look different. Hourglass-shaped sex toys casually glide along a conveyor belt through an airy ...
Race for Japanese 7-Eleven Owner Heats up With Founding Family Bid
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Seven & i Holdings is considering launching a management buyout that would see the retailer go ...
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7-Eleven’s Japanese owner said to consider going private in $77.8b deal to avoid foreign buyout
Seven & i Holdings is considering a 9 trillion yen (S$77.8 billion) management buyout. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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White-knight bid for Japan’s Seven & i could thwart Alimentation Couche-Tard offer
Japan’s Seven & i Holdings SVNDY is weighing a takeover offer from a member of its founding Ito family, a white-knight bid ...
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Randy's Donut is going to Japan
The Los Angeles-based donut chain announced Tuesday that it’s opening new stores in Japan starting in 2025. As the first ...
For Better Store-Bought Ramen, Reach For One Unexpected Seasoning Blend
Want to give store-bought ramen a little kick? This seasoning offers smoky, spicy flavor that elevates packet ramen and ...
Beloved Los Angeles donut chain expanding to Japan
From Inglewood to Tokyo! Beloved Los Angeles-based chain Randy’s Donuts has announced a “major” expansion to Japan. The brand ...
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Japan Foods sinks into the red with H1’s S$1.6 million net loss on higher operating costs
JAPAN Foods logged a S$1.6 million net loss for its first half ended Sep 30, versus a profit of S$81,000 for the same period in the year prior. Read more at The Business Times.