Nippon Television head quits over erroneous news program+
TOKYO, March 16 Kyodo - Nippon Television Network Corp., one of Japan's main commercial broadcasting
companies, said Monday that President Shintaro Kubo will resign from his post
Hitachi to have new president, spin off car parts, TV operations+
TOKYO, March 16 Kyodo - Hitachi Ltd. said Monday it has appointed Takashi Kawamura, its former vice
president and currently chairman of its affiliate Hitachi Maxell Ltd., as its
IMF to launch early warning exercise in April to prevent crisis+
TOKYO, March 16 Kyodo - The International Monetary Fund will launch an early warning exercise in April
together with the Financial Stability Forum to try to prevent a financial
Gov't panel of experts discusses ways to overcome economic crisis+
TOKYO, March 16 Kyodo - Prime Minister Taro Aso on Monday held the first meeting of an expert panel to
explore fresh ideas on bolstering the flagging economy, aiming to reflect their
Gov't eyes equipping public offices with solar panels
TOKYO, March 15 Kyodo -
The government is considering having schools, municipal offices and other
Court suspended parental rights in 1 day to save boy's life+
TOKYO, March 15 Kyodo - A Japanese court accepted on the same day a child consultation center's request to suspend the parental rights of a couple who refused to let their son have a blood transfus
Nonproliferation panel urges U.S. to adopt no first use of nuke arms+
TOKYO, March 15 Kyodo - A panel promoting nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation will urge the United States to take a leadership role in nuclear disarmament by developing a nuclear policy of ''n
Vatican foreign minister lays flowers at A-bomb monument in Nagasaki+
NAGASAKI, March 15 Kyodo - Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, the Vatican's foreign minister, visited Nagasaki on Sunday and laid flowers at a monument marking the hypocenter of the Aug.
