Activist fund ValueAct Capital Management LP said it’s looking forward to the opportunity to vote for new directors of Seven & i Holdings Co. after what it called a disappointing response from the retailer Thursday.
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Japanese companies are selling record amounts of short-term bonds, a sign they’re bracing for the likelihood that the central bank will dismantle its ultra-low interest rate policy.
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Eisai Co. is “very confident” of winning full approval from US regulators for its Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi, said Ivan Cheung, Eisai’s global Alzheimer’s disease officer.
Seven & i Holdings Co. will probably have enough votes to install its proposed slate of directors at its annual meeting this week and prevail over candidates from activist fund ValueAct Capital Management LP.
By: Kanoko Matsuyama
Top US and Japan commerce officials agreed to work together to explore the development of next generation semiconductors as part of efforts to maintain regional economic order.
Japan’s new JPX Prime 150 Index, which focuses on companies deemed to create value, will include Sony Group Corp., Keyence Corp. and Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp., according to a statement Friday.