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Mike Tattersfield says consumers can be ‘trained’ to look for its doughnuts in different sections of the store
Holding company boss Daniel Li is unwilling to tell its brands to ‘punish the Russian customer’
More companies are turning to the FTSE 100 group to cut the cost of feeding staff
Best-selling US beer hit by rightwing boycott following promotion by transgender influencer
Forecast £1.4bn total spend this weekend welcomed by businesses hit by sluggish consumer demand
US consumers are more willing to pay higher prices for many everyday goods, industry executives and analysts say
Toyota and other Japanese brands struggle in top auto market, falling behind foreign rivals
Stock exchange set to ‘name and shame’ companies lacking plans to boost their book value
World’s largest air-conditioner maker sees huge export potential and untapped domestic demand for cooling systems
Decade-long effort was source of national pride and meant to be symbol of technological prowess
Asian financial hub was one of last places to lift mandate but many prefer to keep faces covered
Advertising giant says five executives will hand back pay after indictments
Japanese conglomerate eyes further stateside acquisitions, focused on cloud services
Step by country’s largest carmaker puts pressure on other companies as living costs rise
Japanese component maker is investing at home with first new plant in nearly two decades
As president of Toyota, he turned the carmaker into a global success story
Chair admits ‘urgent need to transform’ conglomerate as buyout proposal considered
Japan Industrial Partners pitches country’s biggest take-private deal
Airliner programme that launched 15 years ago has struggled with delays and impact of Covid-19
‘Car guy’ Koji Sato tasked with reshaping strategy of world’s biggest carmaker
Taboos around spreading coronavirus and weak yen keep travellers home and industry ailing
Finance chief Totoki’s promotion makes him natural successor to Yoshida as chief of media and tech conglomerate
More businesses cite geopolitics, economic security or regulatory change as key risk
Koji Sato, head of company’s luxury Lexus unit, to take over
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