Falconets Exit FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup After Defeat to Japan
Nigeria’s Falconets have been eliminated from the ongoing FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in Colombia after a hard-fought 2-1 loss...
U.S., Japan, South Korea, Condemn North Korean Arms Shipments To Russia
In a joint statement released on Thursday, South Korea, Japan, and the United States delivered a strong condemnation of North...
Japan Investigates Google For Alleged Antitrust Violations Amid Global Scrutiny
In a move that compounds Google’s ongoing competition woes, Japan’s antitrust watchdog, the Japan Fair Trade Commission, announced on Monday...
Global Stocks Rise as US Debt Deal Offers Hope
Global stocks and oil prices experienced gains on Monday as investors cautiously welcomed news of an agreement that could prevent...
Japanese Government Backs Micron’s $3.6 Billion Investment for Advanced Memory Chip Production
Micron Technology, a leading U.S. chip manufacturer, has announced a significant investment of up to 500 billion yen ($3.6 billion)...
SoftBank’s Arm to pursue US-only listing, UK stock market fears grow
Arm, a British chip designer owned by SoftBank, and building materials group CRH intend to pursue stock market listings in the US, dealing a blow to the UK's post-Brexit vision. This decision raises concerns about the UK stock market's competitiveness with international rivals. Arm and CRH aim to seek a US-only listing, despite the British government's lobbying efforts to persuade them to list their shares in London.
World Cup 2022: Germany Fall At Japan’s Feet After Match Ended 1-2
Japanese national team, Japan, stunned Germany after scoring two goals in the last five minutes of their World Cup opener....
Japan Govt, AfDB Announce $5bn Support For Africa’s Private Sector
The Japanese government and the African Development Bank have announced a $5 billion support for the private sector in Africa.
Pelosi’s Visit: Japan Protests After Chinese Missiles Land In Its Exclusive Economic Zone
[ODUNEWS] August 4 – Five ballistic missiles fired by China appear to have landed in Japan’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ),...
BREAKING: Former Japan Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, Shot Dead
Former Japan Prime President Shinzo Abe is dead after being shot twice at a political rally. OduNews can confirm.
Tokyo2020: Okagbare, Nwokocha Qualify For 100m Semi Final
For the very first time in nine years, two Nigerian athletes will be running in the semifinals of the women’s...
Olympics: US First Lady, Jill Biden Arrives Tokyo For Opening Ceremony
US First Lady Jill Biden arrives at the Imperial Palace for a meeting with Japan’s Emperor Naruhito in Tokyo on...
Indian E-Commerce Company, Flipkart Raises $3.6bn In Latest Funding Round
Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has raised another $3.6bn (£2.6bn) ahead of an expected stock market debut. The Walmart-backed company said...
Yoshihide Suga Elected To Replace Shinzo Abe As Japan’s New PM
Japan’s governing party has elected Yoshihide Suga to replace Shinzo Abe as the country’s next prime minister. Last month Mr...
Japan’s PM Shinzo Abe To Resign Due To Illness
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he will resign due to health concerns. Abe who exceeded the record for the...
Street View’s 15 favourite Street Views
Google Maps turned 15 in February, and the Street View team published a list of their 15 favourite Street Views...
Electronics Giant Sony Launches $100 Million To Support Those Affected By COVID-19
Sony Corp. has established a $100 million relief fund to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Titled ‘The Sony...
Japan To Begin Clinical Trials Of Anti-Flu Drug To Fight Coronavirus
Japan is set to start clinical trails of Avigan, an anti-flu drug, as an antidote for the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
COVID-19: Japanese Prime Minister Refuses To Impose Lockdown Despite Spike In Infection Cases
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared that he could not order a lockdown in the country despite the marked...
BREAKING: Tokyo Olympics To Commence July 23, 2021
The postponed Tokyo Olympics games have been scheduled to start on July 23, 2021. The decision comes less than a...