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Chegada de tufão com ventos fortes no Japão obriga fuga de 260 mil pessoas

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By Chang-Ran Kim Verified, Kate Mayberry Verified
| CNN Brasil Verified
Centenas de milhares de pessoas no sudoeste do Japão receberam ordens de retirada e mais de 500 voos foram cancelados nesta sexta-feira (7), à medida que o tufão Dolphin — que se deslocava lentamente — se aproximava da região, trazendo ventos violentos, chuvas fortes e ondas altas.
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Japan's April Yen Intervention Hits Daily Record

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By Makiko Yamazaki Verified, Chang-Ran Kim Verified, Christopher Cushing
| GuruTrade
Yen weakens past 158 per dollar ahead of key US jobs data MOF data shows April 30 intervention amounted to 6 trillion yen Fed data indicates Japan did not tap FIMA repo facility in recent intervention TOKYO, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Japanese authorities conducted a record single-day yen-buying intervention in ‌foreign exchange markets in April, selling $40 billion of the country's currency reserves, as they resumed massive yen-buying operations to stem the yen's slide.
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Why young South Koreans are choosing Japan

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By Kyu-Seok Shim Verified, Chang-Ran Kim Verified, Kentaro Okasaka Verified
| New Straits Times Verified
WHEN Japanese entrepreneur Moe Kasugai was a student at Seoul's Yonsei University, she was struck by how some of the prestigious South Korean college's brightest graduates struggled to land a job. So, in 2019 she launched a service to connect Korean job seekers with Japanese employers. "I was surprised that they couldn't find a job because they were so smart," the 35-year-old said in Seoul at a two-day job fair organised by KOREC, her startup, last month.
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