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Business forum seeks more foreign investment in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Corp. Chairman Minoru Makihara (R) addresses a forum at a Tokyo hotel Sept. 12. The forum was set up by business leaders to help attract more foreign investment in Japan. At center is Nissan Motor Co. President Carlos Ghosn.

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Japan, U.S. business leaders urge Tokyo to expedite reforms

WASHINGTON, United States - Mitsubishi Corp. Chairman Minoru Makihara (C) speaks at a news conference at the end of a two-day the Japan-U.S. Business Conference in Washington on Feb. 18, as AT&T Corp. Chairman Michael Armstrong (L) and Toshiba Corp. Chairman Taizo Nishimuro (R) listen.

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U.S., Japanese business leaders end meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Michael Armstrong (R), chairman of AT&T Corp. and co-chairman of the Japan-U.S. Business Conference, and Minoru Makihara, chairman of Mitsubishi Corp. and co-chairman of the conference, meet the press at a Tokyo hotel July 11 at the end of the two-day conference. Among the issues conference participants discussed was the lowering of interconnection fees charged by telecom giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

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Annual Japan-U.S. business council ends in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - Minoru Makihara (R), chairman of both the Japan-U.S. Business Council and Mitsubishi Corp., and Michael Jordan, former chairman of CBS Corp., speak to reporters in San Francisco on July 13 after the three-day annual meeting of the council.

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Japan-U.S. Business Conference ended

Michael Jordan (R), chairman of CBS Corp., and Minoru Makihara (C), chairman of Mitsubishi Corp., answer questions at a news conference at the end of a three-day Japan-U.S. Business Conference in Tokyo on Tuesday July 14. Business executives renewed calls on Japan to take urgent steps to revive its ailing economy.

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Japan, U.S. business leaders urge Tokyo to expedite reforms

WASHINGTON, United States - Mitsubishi Corp. Chairman Minoru Makihara (C) speaks at a news conference at the end of a two-day the Japan-U.S. Business Conference in Washington on Feb. 18, as AT&T Corp. Chairman Michael Armstrong (L) and Toshiba Corp. Chairman Taizo Nishimuro (R) listen.

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Business forum seeks more foreign investment in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Corp. Chairman Minoru Makihara (R) addresses a forum at a Tokyo hotel Sept. 12. The forum was set up by business leaders to help attract more foreign investment in Japan. At center is Nissan Motor Co. President Carlos Ghosn. (Kyodo)

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U.S., Japanese business leaders end meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Michael Armstrong (R), chairman of AT&T Corp. and co-chairman of the Japan-U.S. Business Conference, and Minoru Makihara, chairman of Mitsubishi Corp. and co-chairman of the conference, meet the press at a Tokyo hotel July 11 at the end of the two-day conference. Among the issues conference participants discussed was the lowering of interconnection fees charged by telecom giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

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Keidanren picks 3 new vice chairmen

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show (from L to ) Akio Kosai, 68, president of Sumitomo Chemical Co., Minoru Makihara, 70, chairman of Mitsubishi Corp., and Shigeji Ueshima, 68, president of Mitsui & Co., who were named vice chairmen of the Federation of Economic Organizations (Keidanren), Japan's most powerful big-business group, on March 8.

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Preparatory meeting for Japan-U.S. Business Conference held

SANTA BARBARA, United States - Mitsubishi Corp. Chairman Minoru Makihara (C) meets the press in Santa Barbara, California, on Feb. 20 after a preparatory meeting for the Japan-U.S. Business Conference scheduled for July in Tokyo. Makihara co-chaired the meeting with AT&T Corp. Chairman Michael Armstrong. U.S. business leaders urged their Japanese peers to speed up workforce downsizing at Japanese companies.

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Annual Japan-U.S. business council ends in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - Minoru Makihara (R), chairman of both the Japan-U.S. Business Council and Mitsubishi Corp., and Michael Jordan, former chairman of CBS Corp., speak to reporters in San Francisco on July 13 after the three-day annual meeting of the council.

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Annual Japan-U.S. business council ends in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - Minoru Makihara (R), chairman of both the Japan-U.S. Business Council and Mitsubishi Corp., and Michael Jordan, former chairman of CBS Corp., speak to reporters in San Francisco on July 13 after the three-day annual meeting of the council.

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Japan-U.S. Business Conference e

Michael Jordan (R), chairman of CBS Corp., and Minoru Makihara (C), chairman of Mitsubishi Corp., answer questions at a news conference at the end of a three-day Japan-U.S. Business Conference in Tokyo on Tuesday July 14. Business executives renewed calls on Japan to take urgent steps to revive its ailing economy.