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The relationship between Japanese stock prices and government bond yields has collapsed, prompting analysts to question the sustainability of the Topix Index’s climb to a 4 1/2-year high.
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Curtis Freeze , founder of Prospect Asset Management Inc., which manages $280 million and has been investing in Japan for more than two decades, comments on the impact of the earthquake and deadly tsunami on Japanese stocks .
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Curtis Freeze , founder of Honolulu- based Prospect Asset Management Inc., which manages $280 million and has been investing in Japan for more than two decades, comments on Japan’s strongest earthquake on record and the social and economic impact on the country.
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Steel company mergers are a little below Timothy Geithner ’s radar. Yet the U.S. Treasury secretary should think long and hard about a recent one in Japan.
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Japan has faced adversity before. This is different. But even amid radiation and rubble, it isn’t hopeless.
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Curtis Freeze , who has been investing in Japan for more than 20 years, aims to rebuild his firm’s assets after they fell more than 85 percent from their peak.
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Japan’s household spending, wages and job openings increased, while consumer prices tumbled for a 13th straight month, signaling a sustained recovery that’s still not strong enough to end deflation.
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Master of Business Administration programs the world over should add a new course: Olympus 101. For budding business magnates, it would be a timely exercise into how not to handle a crisis, run a major company or manage the third-biggest economy.
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Three times a week, Seiya Ogawa bikes to an unemployment center in Kadoma, home to Panasonic Corp., looking for work to help pay for his son’s final year at college.
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