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Damage to a manufacturing facility owned by Renesas Electronics Corp. may preclude deliveries for two and a half months, said Ikuo Matsuhashi , a Goldman Sachs analyst.
Toyota Set to Restart Output Yoshio Takahashi 2011
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In the interview, veteran entertainment reporter Honda Kei discusses Suhō Ikuo — CEO of management company Burning Production and widely understood to be the most powerful single person in the Japanese entertainment world.
Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » Honda Kei Interview in Cyzo 2009
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This is a clip from Ugokie-Ko-Ri-No-Tatehiki (The Fox Versus the Racoon) directed by Ikuo Oishi (1901-1941):
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Entertainment journalist Kei Honda is a man who continues to offer outspoken criticism of the management company Burning Production and its CEO Suhō Ikuo — normally said to be a “taboo of the entertainment industry.”
Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » Honda Kei Interview in Cyzo 2009
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"We think this could mean the continuation, acceleration of Hitachi's exit from non-core businesses and measures to leverage group company profitability," Goldman Sachs analyst Ikuo Matsuhashi said in a report on the media reports, describing any merger decision as "a surprise."
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"We think this could mean the continuation, acceleration of Hitachi's exit from non-core businesses and measures to leverage group company profitability," Goldman Sachs analyst Ikuo Matsuhashi said in a report on the media reports, describing any merger decision as "a surprise."
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"Assuming the news is true, the market is estimating that Toshiba may need to raise about 80 billion yen $1.05 billion worth of funds for the buyout," Ikuo Matsuhashi, a managing director in Goldman Sachs Group Inc., wrote in a Japanese- language note today.
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"The market is estimating that Toshiba may need to raise about 80 billion yen $1.05 billion worth of funds for the buyout," Ikuo Matsuhashi, a Tokyo-based managing director for Goldman Sachs Group Inc., wrote in a note issued before the announcement today.
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"It seems the uncertainties will remain for a long period of time," said Ikuo Mitsui, who helps manage $270 million at Vivace Capital Management Co.
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"We think this could mean the continuation, acceleration of Hitachi's exit from non-core businesses and measures to leverage group company profitability," Goldman Sachs analyst Ikuo Matsuhashi said in a report on the media reports, describing any merger decision as "a surprise."
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