Japanese companies see India as a credible long-term partner for manufacturing as well as a top consumer market, Masahiro Goto, global head of investment banking at Nomura, told Swaraj Dhanjal in an interview.
"After the pandemic, India is being seen as a long-term partner in manufacturing and an appealing investment destination for global corporations. It is one of the few economies that offers a combination of scale and multi-decade growth, driven by growing domestic consumption and infrastructure spends. So the opportunity for overseas businesses for strategic cooperation with India is very appealing," said Masahiro Goto.
A Japanese high court on Wednesday refused to grant a retrial to a man who served 17 years in prison for abducting and killing a 22-month-old boy near Nagoya in 2002. While lawyers of Masaki Tanabe, 56, called for the case to be reopened, claiming his confessions during police questioning…
A Japanese high court on June 7 refused to grant a retrial to a man who served 17 years in prison for abducting and killing a 22-month-old boy near Nagoya, central Japan, in 2002.