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A mix of classics and newcomers makes up the bestseller lists from December in China, with the approach of the Lunar New Year in February starting to lift sales of ‘Our New Year.’ On Shanghai’s Yingao West Road in the city’s Baoshan district, January 31. Image – iStockphoto: Scqbj-Jz A Presidential Release and Traditional Favorites In the last month of 2020, China’s bestseller lists were reflecting that duality of interest familiar to Publishing Perspectives readers a kind of tension between the market’s appreciation for classic literature and contemporary popular novels. ‘Sit for a While Tea House’ by Jia Pingwa ....
An engineer by training, Inamori describes himself as a perfectionist. Being 99% successful isn’t enough for someone designing a bridge to withstand an earthquake, and the same should apply when planning products, he says. “Demanding perfection of yourself every day is difficult, but once you get used to it, you can easily live that way.” This results in what he calls “sharp” products, or work that is refined and precise. (Product that tends to the health and safety usage for the client and users?) 3. Conceive optimistically, plan pessimistically When developing a new product, starting off with a dream is important to success, Inamori says on his website. Once the planning stage begins, you must “become a pessimist” in order to recognize every possible difficulty. Then it’s back to optimism for the execution. ....
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Protect Jobs Regardless, Past Savior of Japan Airlines Says Bloomberg 12/23/2020 Shiho Takezawa and Masatsugu Horie (Bloomberg) No matter how hard Covid-19 squeezes its finances, Japan Airlines Co. must stick to a philosophy of preserving jobs and keeping workers happy, according to its former assistant chairman Yoshihito Ohta, who played a key role in the company’s turnaround from collapse a decade ago. Like most carriers around the world, Japan Airlines has been floored by the pandemic. It forecasts losses of as much as 270 billion yen ($2.6 billion) this fiscal year, its first slide into the red since emerging from one of the country’s biggest-ever bankruptcies. Rival ANA Holdings Inc. also warned of a record loss and both have turned to subordinated loans and new share sales for support. ....
Dec 23, 2020 No matter how hard COVID-19 squeezes its finances, Japan Airlines Co. must stick to a philosophy of preserving jobs and keeping workers happy, according to its former assistant chairman Yoshihito Ohta, who played a key role in the company’s turnaround from collapse a decade ago. Like most carriers around the world, Japan Airlines has been floored by the pandemic. It forecasts losses of as much as ¥270 billion this fiscal year, its first slide into the red since emerging from one of the country’s biggest-ever bankruptcies. Rival ANA Holdings Inc. also warned of a record loss and both have turned to subordinated loans and new share sales for support. ....