Saturday, September 22, 2018
Gov't stepping in to keep dates for hiring students in 2021 unchanged
TOKYO -- The government is preparing to ask businesses and colleges to maintain the current timetable for hiring students in 2021, people familiar wit Full article
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Japan
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- 3 dead, 5 hospitalized after car accident in northeastern Japan
Business
- Hong Kong opens high-speed rail link with mainland China
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- Twitter finds software privacy bug affecting direct messages
- Rising oil prices haven't hurt the US economy so far
- Dow hits another all-time high on mixed day for US stocks
Sports
- MLB: Astros top Angels 11-3, clinch a postseason berth
- Golf: Tiger Woods shares lead going into weekend at East Lake
- Serie A: Sassuolo 2nd after 3-1 win over Empoli
- Figure skating: Olympic champ Hanyu top after SP at Autumn Classic
- Rugby: RWC organizers dealing with unique Japanese problems such as tattoos
Lifestyle & Health
- Companies in Japan modifying work environments to meet rise in foreign employees
- Nearly 500 cases of rubella in Japan in 2018; 127 new cases in less than a week
- Los Angeles takes step toward banning sale of fur products
- Coca-Cannabis? Coke analyzing cannabis in wellness drinks
- Japanese items sold at Russian post offices catching consumers' eye