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The Japanese Companies Pursuing a Hydrogen Economy
By Daisuke Akimoto
As the government moves to put its updated hydrogen strategy into practice, more and more Japanese companies are entering the industry.
Japanese Firms Exit South Korea Amid Prolonged Anti-Japan Movement
By Tae-jun Kang
The boycott movement is still going strong, a year later.
Is Nissan a Japanese Company?
By Bruce Aronson
The governance implications of the case against Carlos Ghosn.
Does Ex-Nissan Chief Carlos Ghosn’s Detainment in Japan Point to Human Rights Abuse?
By Thisanka Siripala
Ghosn’s lengthy detention has been scrutinized by Western media as “hostage justice.” How radical is his treatment in prison?
Fall From Grace: Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn Faces Financial Misconduct Charges in Japan
By Thisanka Siripala
The CEO superstar responsible for turning Nissan’s fortunes around was arrested for under-reporting income.
Business as Usual for Japanese Automakers
By Clint Richards
Although the recent unrest has had an impact, Thailand is still key to the Japanese supply chain.
Japan Pools Resources to Retain Automotive Edge
By Clint Richards
Japanese automakers, government, and universities are sharing technology to capture the low-emissions market.
Bhutan Goes Electric
The tiny kingdom’s capital city, Thimpu plans to phase out gasoline-powered vehicles.
Japanese Prime Minister “Test Drives” Autonomous Vehicles
Shinzo Abe rode in three self-driving cars from leading Japanese automakers.
Nissan’s Autonomous Car Cleared for Public Road Testing in Japan
The Japanese government issues its first license for a self-driving vehicle.
Nissan: “Affordable” Self-Driving Cars to Hit Market by 2020
Self-driving automobiles could reduce accidents caused by human error.
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