J3 soccer team to offer donors local seafood in return

J3 soccer team to offer donors local seafood in return

TOTTORI, Japan - Masayuki Okano, general manager of J-League Division 3 soccer club Gainare Tottori, shows on Oct. 19, 2014, a red snow crab and an assortment of dried fish as examples of local seafood products from the central Japan prefecture that will be offered as perks for donations in the financially strapped team's new fundraising campaign.

FRC chief Kuze to be sacked over perks

FRC chief Kuze to be sacked over perks

TOKYO, Japan - A file photo of Financial Reconstruction Commission chief Kimitaka Kuze, 71, who is likely to be sacked July 30 in connection with the receipt of benefits and payments from Mitsubishi Trust & Banking Corp. and condominium builder Daikyo. Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori has decided to fire Kuze following a new revelation that Kuze received 100 million yen from the president of Daikyo in 1991 to help him recruit new members of the Liberal Democratic Party. Kuze will be the first member of Mori's cabinet, formed July 4, to step down.

Trump Organization found guilty in tax fraud case

STORY: Trump Organization found guilty in tax fraud case DATELINE: Dec. 7, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:00 LOCATION: Washington D.C. CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of the Trump Tower in New York 2. various of Trump arriving at the White House (Archive footage) STORYLINE: A jury in New York City found on Tuesday former President Donald Trump's namesake real estate company guilty of criminal tax fraud. The jury found the two entities of the Trump Organization guilty as charged on all counts, including scheme to defraud, conspiracy, criminal tax fraud, and falsifying business records. Trump was not a defendant in the case that related to a scheme by his company to avoid taxes on compensation in the form of perks to its executives. The Trump Organization faces fines of up to 1.6 million U.S. dollars at sentencing. Trump, who launched a third bid for the White House last month, has criticized the case as politically motivated. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Washington D.C. (XH

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Nurseries likely to stay understaffed in Japan despite expanded perks

Nurseries likely to stay understaffed in Japan despite expanded perks

Photo taken July 20, 2016 shows staff with children eating snacks at a nursery in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture. Funabashi and other municipalities are increasing benefits to attract more day-care givers at nurseries to address the large number of children waitlisted for nursery admission. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

J3 soccer team to offer donors local seafood in return

J3 soccer team to offer donors local seafood in return

TOTTORI, Japan - Masayuki Okano, general manager of J-League Division 3 soccer club Gainare Tottori, shows on Oct. 19, 2014, a red snow crab and an assortment of dried fish as examples of local seafood products from the central Japan prefecture that will be offered as perks for donations in the financially strapped team's new fundraising campaign. (Kyodo)

FRC chief Kuze to be sacked over perks

FRC chief Kuze to be sacked over perks

TOKYO, Japan - A file photo of Financial Reconstruction Commission chief Kimitaka Kuze, 71, who is likely to be sacked July 30 in connection with the receipt of benefits and payments from Mitsubishi Trust & Banking Corp. and condominium builder Daikyo. Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori has decided to fire Kuze following a new revelation that Kuze received 100 million yen from the president of Daikyo in 1991 to help him recruit new members of the Liberal Democratic Party. Kuze will be the first member of Mori's cabinet, formed July 4, to step down.