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H&M plans to double the number of stores it operates in Japan over the next year, it has been revealed. The high street retailer is due to invest heavily in the country because it sees Japan as an area of growth, Reuters reports. Mie Anton, a spokeswoman for H&M in Tokyo, told the news provider: "Japan is definitely an important market and we still see potential for growth here. "Japanese custom..

GREE, Japan’s leading mobile social gaming platform, announced today that it plans to invest in UltiZen Games, a Chinese PC, mobile, and browser-based game developer that also provides art outsourcing services for a variety of gaming platforms. GREE will buy shares equivalent to 5.1 percent of voting rights in the Chinese company. GREE’s investment may best be understood in the broader context o..

Japan's largest telecom service provider NTT Docomo Inc on Wednesday announced that it had acquired a 25 per cent stake in Viet Nam's VMG Media Joint Stock Company to expand the firm's services in the Asia-Pacific region The stake, worth approximately VND370 billion (US$17.8 million), represents Docomo's first investment in Viet Nam. Established in 2006, VMG Media controls one-fourth of the mobi..

Addressing a seminar titled, “Regional Development and Sino- Pak Relations,” here at Sir Syed Memorial Society, he said Chinese investments and projects in the country amounted to US$ 25 billion which were multiplying with each passing day. “I believe that the US will not leave Afghanistan which is a center from where they can watch China, Pakistan, Iran and other important regional players.Afgh..

Source from http://www.streetauthority.com/income-investing/may-be-safest-way-invest-china-458496 It's a familiar dilemma for U.S. investors. With the U.S. economy being stuck in low gear, delivering a paltry 1.3% growth in the second quarter of the year, investors are looking elsewhere for great returns. A great place to start is China. China has been delivering terrific growth -- in the second..

Aug 12, Colombo: One of the largest port operators in the Asian region, the Hong Kong-based China Merchants Holdings International (CMHI) has finalized a deal to build and operate a container port in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo, a Dow Jones news report said. The Company has signed a deal to invest more than US$500 million to build and operate a container port in Colombo. The blue-chip cong..