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Yasutaka Tamura is a news reporter who has written for various reputable publications such as BNN Bloomberg, Fortune, The Sydney Morning Herald, Bloomberg News, and The Japan Times. With a focus on business and finance, Yasutaka's articles cover a range of topics including corporate profiles, stock market analysis, and economic trends in Japan and globally. His work has also been featured in Bloomberg Law, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Finance Canada.