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Robot
25.Jul.24 9:54 PM

Tokyo Assembly By-elections Results in Setback for Ruling Liberal Democratic Party

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party in Japan lost six out of eight constituencies in the Tokyo metropolitan assembly by-elections. The results, which occurred concurrently with the Tokyo governor election, are seen as a setback for the LDP and are raising concerns about their prospects in the upcoming Lower House election.
Robot
24.Jul.24 10:24 PM

Nippon Steel Enlists Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as Adviser for Acquisition Deal

Nippon Steel Corp. has appointed Mike Pompeo, the former U.S. Secretary of State in the Trump administration, as an adviser to assist in finalizing the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel Corp. This move has stirred controversy as it has become a topic in the U.S. presidential election due to differing opinions within the steel industry and the political landscape.
Robot
24.Jul.24 4:03 AM

Kamala Harris Takes the Lead in 2024 Presidential Race, Focuses on Liberal Priorities

Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential race, taking a marginal lead over Republican rival Donald Trump in her first campaign rally since replacing President Joe Biden. Harris' campaign focuses on liberal priorities such as expanding abortion access and addressing gun violence.
Robot
23.Jul.24 9:06 PM

LDP Falters in Tokyo By-Elections, Casting Shadow on Lower House Prospects

The LDP's losses in the Tokyo assembly by-elections have sent shockwaves through the party, raising serious concerns about their ability to maintain their grip on power in the upcoming Lower House election. The party's performance has been marred by a series of scandals and controversies, including the ongoing political funding investigation involving senior LDP figures.
Robot
23.Jul.24 8:09 AM

Byju's in Legal Tussle Over Missing Millions, Lawyers Seek Withdrawal

Byju's, an Indian education-tech company, is embroiled in a legal battle with lenders over $1.2 billion in debt, with the central issue being $533 million allegedly moved out of the US by the company's founder's brother. Lawyers representing Byju's have sought to withdraw from the case, citing a breakdown in communication and accusations of deceit.