Reporter-at-Large, Asia Pacific (Finance)
Takahiko Hyuga is a Reporter-at-Large for Asia Pacific at Finance. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, trading, artificial intelligence, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on markets, startups, and developments in Japan. Takahiko's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Japan Times, Bloomberg News, and Fortune.
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Takahiko Hyuga's articles predominantly focus on finance and business, particularly in the context of Japan, with a specific emphasis on companies like SoftBank. Given his coverage attributes, he seems to value investment analysis and data-backed insights.
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By: Takahiko Hyuga, Julia Fioretti, Yasutaka Tamura, Dave Sebastian
Japanese personal-care business FineToday Holdings Co. has selected banks for a potential initial public offering that could take place as soon as before the year end, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Dave Sebastian, Julia Fioretti, Takahiko Hyuga, Yasutaka Tamura
(Bloomberg) -- Japanese personal-care business FineToday Holdings Co. has selected banks for a potential initial public offering that could take place as soon as before the year end, according to people familiar with the matter. Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration, Key Ballot Initiatives and Local Races to FollowIstanbul Tries Free Public Transit to Help Job SeekersThe Answer To Making Cities More Family-Friendly? CourtyardsIn Warsaw, Falling Road Deaths Signal a Traffic Safety T
By: Jeong Lee, Takahiko Hyuga
(Bloomberg) -- SoftBank Group Corp. swung to its biggest quarterly profit in two years on a series of successful Indian listings, giving its founder Masayoshi Son more ammunition for his next bet.
By: William Shaw, Nao Sano, Takahiko Hyuga
(Bloomberg) -- Some clients of Nomura Holdings Inc. are restarting business with the Japanese brokerage after it took steps to address concerns arising from a regulatory probe into market manipulation, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
By: Takahiko Hyuga, Nao Sano, William Shaw
Some clients of Nomura Holdings Inc. are restarting business with the Japanese brokerage after it took steps to address concerns arising from a regulatory probe into market manipulation, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
By: Nao Sano, William Shaw, Takahiko Hyuga
Many of the firms returned to Nomura after the brokerage explained to them measures it is taking to prevent a recurrence of the breach, the people said.
By: Takahiko Hyuga, Takashi Nakamichi
Fast Retailing Co., owner of the Uniqlo apparel chain, is closely monitoring to see if Chinese demand for its products is affected by Chairman Tadashi Yanai’s reported comment that the company isn’t using cotton from Xinjiang.
(Bloomberg) -- Nomura Holdings Inc.'s ranking in the corporate bond market remains under pressure after its reputation was hit by a market manipulation scandal at a time of greater scrutiny of corporate governance breaches in Japan.
By: Finbarr Flynn, Ayai Tomisawa, Takahiko Hyuga
Rakuten's liquidity has improved but an increased reliance on the dollar bond market may indicate weakened domestic funding access, the report said.
By: Ayai Tomisawa, Takahiko Hyuga, Finbarr Flynn
(Bloomberg) -- Rakuten Group Inc. hired banks for a $500 million bond sale at a time when high-yield dollar note funding costs are near 17-year lows.Most Read from BloombergRiyadh Metro Partially Opens in Bid to Ease City’s Traffic JamsIn Traffic-Weary Toronto, a Battle Breaks Out Over Bike LanesAs Wars Rage, Cities Face a Dark New Era of Urban DestructionThe Japanese e-commerce firm is considering the sale of hybrid perpetual notes that can be called after five years, according to a person fami
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