SHERY: THIS IS THE ASIAN TRADE, I AM SHERY AHN IN TOKYO. AVRIL: AND I'M AVRIL HONG IN SINGAPORE. FRESH TRADE UNCERTAINTY SET TO HIT ASIAN MARKETS AS PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS HE IS RAISING HIS GLOBAL TARIFF TO 15% AFTER THE U.S. SUPREME COURT STRUCK DOWN HIS SO-CALLED RECIPROCAL LEVIES.SENIOR U.S. OFFICIALS SAY KEY TRADE DEALS REMAIN IN EFFECT, BUT INDIA AND THE EU STEPPED BACK FROM TALKS RATIFICATION WHILE JAPAN CALLED THE SITUATION A MESS. THE TERROR OF TURMOIL HANDING CHINA A BOOST IN BARGAINING POWER WHEN ME ...

It's quite important because you know the the each capital resources have a different risk appetite as well as a different time horizon and as we diversify our business and we need to acquire many asset classes we can find out the best fit of the you know the capital investment and asset class. >> Is that why you entered a relationship with Apollo for music catalog because you needed a long-term time horizon. >> Exactly.And the music capital is a relatively low risk and low return you know the asset class a ...

This is a story about Bunker. It's a Japanese term for culture. The Japanese have developed their unique culture over a thousand years.It's a culture that has informed the way Japan does business. Now Japan is pursuing a new economic strategy. Peter Drucker famously said that culture eats strategy for breakfast.So what will happen as Japan's new economic strategy comes up against its ancient culture. The economic growth of Japan has been the most spectacular in recent history. A fine example of what a syste ...

This is a story about Ji Sen. That's a Japanese term, meaning putting theory into practice. Japan is changing the way it does business so it can have the money it needs to invest in productivity.What does that mean for Japanese corporations. The way they are structured and the way they finance those investments. There is a real corporate revolution going on.The notion of every company needing a plan to get above one times book and essentially using shame as a tool for reform has been very, very effective as ...

Japanese companies are quite receptive for uh new development of technologies like AI. I think uh Japanese companies are hardly adopters of of a new technologies but at the same time how do we take advantage of those new technologies that you know you have to be quite serious how to uh utilize in what kind of areas. So now we are still in the very early stage but I think um Japanese company is quite receptive to uh to those um uh new ideas.>> Japan is I think well positioned for the industrial renaissance t ...

This is a story about Senkaku. That's a Japanese term, meaning fundamental reform. We've come to Japan to see how and why it is changing the way it does business, changing what it expects from its corporations and changing what it expects in its investments, not just for the sake of change, but in order to raise the capital needed to invest in productivity.Over the last three decades, Japan fell from second to fourth in the ranking of world economies as it struggles to climb back up the leaderboard. It is f ...

We start with the story of a chopper crew. That's a Japanese term, meaning falling behind. In 1980, Japanese industry was the envy of the world in a variety of sectors, such as automotive, electronics and steel.As a result, asset values went up, particularly here in Tokyo, where real estate values went sky high, supported by patient capital that did not demand a lot of returns. The 1990s, though, saw that asset bubble burst and when the Japanese government and Japanese banks did not step in aggressively, th ...

From manga to games and beyond, the global Japanese culture boom has created a class of billionaires from the country. Take Novishiroa and his family for example, who are among the richest on our list, presiding over globally influential publishing empire. They own stays in Shuesha and Shakan, the publishers best known for manga series like Naruto and Demon Slayer.The family's net worth is $5.1% billion. Dendes Kyoko Nakimla and family. Their conglomerate [music] Bandai Namco is behind hugely popular forms ...

This is a savings culture and holding on to your cash or leaving your money into JGBs for the past 30 years has been fine because there's been no inflation. In fact, there's been deflation. All of a sudden, you have closer to 3% inflation.You have interest rates up for the first time. And that savings is going to be deployed productively. And now, some of it has to go toward retirement.They will want better solutions for retirement, but some of it is just going to keep up with purchase price and purchasing ...

ROMAINE: DID THE TERROR OF FOG LIVED OR DID THE SITUATION GET MORE MURKY. WE HAVE SPECIAL COVERAGE TODAY OF A LANDMARK U.S. SUPREME COURT RULING THAT TEAM TO LIBERATION DAY TARIFFS DID EXCEED HIS AUTHORITY UNDER THE LAW. KATIE: WE ARE KICKING OFF TO THE CLOSING BELL THIS FRIDAY.LET'S LOOK AT THE MARKET REACTION. THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL IS CLEAR, AFTER VOLATILITY IN THE WAKE OF THE 10:00 A. M.RULING, YOU CAN SEE THE S&P 500 HIGHER BY HALF A PERCENT. WE ARE BEING LED BY BIG TECH, THE NASDAQ HIGHER. LOOK AT TH ...