MITSUI & CO., LTD.
Location
TOKYO
Founded
1876-07-29
Website
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2025-04-24 (thecrudetruth.com)
World's second-largest owner opens Washington office -
MOL In a sign of the times, Japan's Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), the world's second-largest shipowner, will open a new office in Washington, DC. "As global challenges continue to evolve-ranging from geopolitical uncertainties and stricter environmental regulations to increasingly intricate supply chains-strengthening cooperation with governments and international organizations has become more crucial than ever," the […]
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2025-02-27 (antilla-martinique.com)
Maritime transport: Martinique penalized by the riots of 2024 · Antilla Martinique | With you since 1981 %
% Maritime transport: Martinique penalized by the riots of 2024 · Antilla Martinique | With you since 1981 · News
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2025-01-08 (ntv.co.jp)
Japanese business leaders prepare for Trump impact | Nippon TV NEWS 24 JAPAN
Ueda Takashi, Mitsui Fudosan President and CEO / When you look at the pledges Donald Trump made during the election, the...
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2024-11-06 (gercekgundem.com)
US Elections Changed the Course of Gold: Latest Situation in Gold Prices
Presidential elections in the USA changed the course of gold. An ounce of gold fell by 0.3 percent to $2,734.25 due to the strengthening US dollar. How much was gram and quarter gold on November 6? Here are the current gold prices...
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2024-09-30 (dw.com)
New Japanese PM to Hold Snap Election in October 2024 – DW – 30.09.2024
Japan's new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, said he would hold snap general elections on October 27.
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2024-09-27 (nippon.com)
Ishiba Shigeru, the LDP’s New Leader and Japan’s Next Prime Minister
The fifth time was the charm for Ishiba Shigeru, who finally won the LDP presidency in a party election on September 27, 2024. A look at the politician who will next form his cabinet and step into the Kantei as Japan’s prime minister.
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2024-09-12 (vovworld.vn)
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh meets Mitsui President Yasunaga
(VOVWORLD) - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh met the President of the Japanese company Mitsui, Tatsuo Yasunaga, in Hanoi on Wednesday.
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2024-09-12 (ntv.co.jp)
Who's Who for Japan's Next Leader Race- Profile of LDP Presidential Candidates
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party presidential election kicked off on September 12th. The election will be held on Septem...
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2024-08-17 (cbc.ca)
The threat of climate change demands something more than thoughts, prayers and excuses
As another Canadian summer brings another round of natural disasters, there is a risk of the political response to these calamities becoming rote. Thoughts and prayers are offered. An official response is mounted. Support for rebuilding is promised. And then the political discussion moves on.
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2024-03-20 (bnamericas.com)
Spotlight: Political interference in Brazil's mining sector
Political intervention in the sector was highlighted once again this week.
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2023-08-31 (bloomberglaw.com)
Investors With $8 Trillion Target Australia Over Climate Change
A UN-backed investor program designed to pressure Australia to accelerate decarbonization plans will add 18 new money managers including Fidelity International and Morgan Stanley Investment Management, as investor concerns grow over the impact of climate change risks on the country’s debt.
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2020-07-28 (marinelink.com)
Large Bulk Carrier Grounds in Mauritius
The large 203,130 dwt bulk carrier Wakashio has run hard aground in an environmentally sensitive area off the east coast of Mauritius...
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