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Anime has become a global entertainment powerhouse, attracting billions of dollars in investment and fans worldwide. Now, companies including Marubeni are targeting the fast-growing $13 billion merchandise market. (Source: Bloomberg)
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FT analysis shows US president declared more than 22,000 share transactions last year
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The yen sliding to a once-unthinkable 200 per dollar level is now a medium-term risk — albeit an extreme one — for some investors.
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Great American State Fair highlights US political division on Washington’s National Mall
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Why the $20,000 new car disappeared, and what budget-conscious buyers can expect today.
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Lumine Group acquires Imagine Communications
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Anime has become a global entertainment powerhouse, attracting billions of dollars in investment and fans worldwide. Now, companies including Marubeni are targeting the fast-growing $13 billion merchandise market. (Source: Bloomberg)
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FT analysis shows US president declared more than 22,000 share transactions last year
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Carrying a smartphone, it’s hard to get lost. But the connection works both ways: If you can always find your location, you can always be found. That simple equation was at issue in this week’s Supreme Court decision in Chatrie v. United States. The justices decided, correctly, that the Constitution
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European regulator asks for third-party input in review of Electronic Arts' $55B takeover