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The Nikkei Weekly is an English-language business paper that covers important economic, business and political news of Japan. Based on information published in The Nikkei, Japan’s leading business daily and other specialty papers published by Nikkei Inc., it offers not only the latest news events, but also in-depth analysis on big breaking news and economic trends. Taking advantage of its extensive bureau network in Asia outside Japan, it also offers lively information on Asian economy and business subjects. Based on The Nikkei, which is considered as a must-read for Japanese businesspeople, The Nikkei Weekly offers crucial information for foreign businesspeople who do business in Japan or with Japanese businesses and Japanese people who need to communicate with foreign businesspersons. |
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Paper edition: Tabloid format, 32 pages (16 pages color)
Published each week on Monday, 51 weeks a year |
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Thanks to the continued support of our readers, The Nikkei Weekly is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2013.
Much has changed since the paper was first published in 1963 as the Japan Economic Journal, but not our mission of bringing readers English-language news on Japan, with a focus on the economy. More importantly, we have expanded our content to include macroeconomic analysis, corporate strategy, and the latest investment and consumer trends -- not only in Japan but across Asia.
As ever, we remain dedicated to providing detailed, insightful coverage of the latest events and communicating their significance.
The Nikkei Weekly also serves as a window onto the rich variety of Nikkei publications and their finest content.
Today, the paper has become an indispensable source of information for those operating in the global arena. Japanese companies use it as a tool for providing information to investors and overseas partners, while foreign firms use it to obtain the knowledge they need to craft their business strategies.
We are dedicated to ensuring that The Nikkei Weekly continues to give you a business and career edge.
Takiyama Susumu
Editor-in-Chief
THE NIKKEI WEEKLY
Nikkei Inc.
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May 13, 2013 Number 2592 |
Updated every Wednesday |
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<Front>Striving to export its pop culture, Japan crosses swords with pirates <News Focus>Japan ponders how to build its next super-power-hungry supercomputer <Business Beat>Suntory time: Brewer seeks global giant status <Asia>China calm as GDP results disappoint <Economy & Financial Business>Shinsei Bank's public capital repayment still years away <Science & Technology>Small 3-D printer company finds itself making medical organ models |
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Visit NIKKEI.com to read English versions of the major articles appearing in The Nikkei and its sister publications.
Subscribe to the weekly e-zone, “Read THE NIKKEI WEEKLY,” which offers helps for reading the English text (for non-native speakers of English).
Japan's most comprehensive corporate news service.
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1-3-7 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8066 |
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Each week, editors comb The Nikkei and the three specialty papers that Nikkei Inc. publishes in Japanese裕he Nikkei Business Daily, The Nikkei MJ (“marketing journal”), and The Nikkei Veritas葉o select the most important news and analysis to be translated into English and included in THE NIKKEI WEEKLY. This makes the paper an excellent source of information when discussing developments in the Japanese and Asian business worlds.
