The Man Who Must Fund Retirement of Oldest Wealthy Nation
Hiromichi Mizuno arrived at Japan’s $1.1 trillion public pension fund this January with orders to try to fix a crucial puzzle: How to fund the retirement of the world’s oldest wealthy nation.
Doubts Simmer Despite China’s Gains
China’s stock market snapped a three-week losing streak Friday, as the government’s heavy-handed intervention at last appeared to have to arrested a massive selloff.
Malaysian Financier Jho Low Tied to 1MDB Inquiry
Correspondence between Singapore police and Malaysia’s central bank focuses on $529 million in deposits.
Chinese Tech Firms Think Outside the Box Office
A movie-ticket price war is raging in China where more than half of moviegoers are buying tickets online, as Internet giants plow money into winning market share now—worrying about profits later.
Nissan, Honda to Ship More Cars From Home
Japanese auto makers are preparing to ship more cars to North America from Japan to take advantage of the yen’s weakness, after years of moving production to local markets.
AirAsia’s Chief Sees Travel Growth
AirAsia chief Tony Fernandes vowed to prove wrong critics and investors who have battered shares of Asia’s biggest budget carrier.
P&G Faces Up to Beauty Mistakes
Procter & Gamble is dismantling a beauty business it aggressively built a decade ago, giving up on areas that distracted from core areas and hurt its growth.