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Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Sato Kogyo: Total project excellence

With 160 years of history, Sato Kogyo continues to provide top-quality construction not only in Japan, but also in Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries.

3 min  |

November 18, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Sanshin Corporation partnering up to provide quality ground improvement

With the world rapidly urbanizing, the need for reliable ground improvement services is growing and Sanshin Corporation is ready to fulfill this demand.

1 min  |

November 18, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

The creation of a safe and prosperous society through social infrastructure development

By way of continuous R&D, Dainichi Consultant combines experience and know-how i with cutting-edge technologies to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions. ae

1 min  |

November 18, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

AMERICA'S BEST BANKS 2023

With inflation high and interest rates rising, you need a bank that helps you make the most of every dollar more than ever

9 min  |

November 18, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Iran's Women Lead the Challenge to Theocratic Rule

The focus is on women’s rights, but dissatisfaction with the mullahs is widespread. The regime is responding to growing protests with vicious—and well-practiced—tactics

8 min  |

November 18, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Arctic Monkeys – Another Change in Direction

Arctic Monkeys’ new album The Car finds the popular indie rock band employing amore subdued and elegant sound

7 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Hanshin Metallics: The hub that connects steelmakers and customers

Speed and cost are crucial factors in the manufacturing industry and, as a special steel trading company, Hanshin Metallics delivers proposals that ensure superior results at all times.

3 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Jujo Chemical: At the forefront of Innovation In inks and coating agents

Deeply committed to R&D, Jujo Chemical has developed products such as its UV inks, which emit significantly less CO, than conventional inks, while supplying key industries, including automotive.

2 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Specialist auto parts maker geared up for the future of mobility

Johoku's wheel and component technology is focused on supporting the future of mobility, both in Japan and overseas.

2 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Comprehensive solutions drawing on over SIx decades of expertise

A company that specializes in electromagnetic compatibility, Kitagawa Industries provides consulting services and products focused on heat and noise countermeasures.

2 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Chemistry: The science of future Inspiration

Under five business lines Commodity Chemicals, Polymers Oligomers, Adhesive Materials, Performance Chemicals and Plastics the Toagosei Group has been recognized the world over for its technological strengths and value-added products.

3 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

CoreStaff responding to the diversifying needs of SMEs tn the semiconductor industry

Going beyond the role of a supplier, as a distribution agency of semiconductors and electronic components, CoreStaff exceeds expectations by passing useful information to its customers.

3 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Toho Kasei: Turning customers' visions into reality

Toho Kasei offers tailor-made solutions in engineering plastics and wet processes equipment for electrical device and semiconductor equipment manufacturers.

1 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Brooke Shields

If you think about it, purely based on her 40-plus-year career, Brooke Shields is the perfect podcast host because she has a story for everything.

2 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

THE U.K.'S 100 Most Loved Workplaces

IT HAS NEVER BEEN MORE IMPORTANT FOR COMPANIES TO BOND WITH AND NURTURE EMPLOYEES. HERE ARE THE BUSINESSES IN GREAT BRITAIN DOING JUST THAT

10+ min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

XI MISSES THE MARK

CHINA QUIETLY GIVES UP HOPE OF OVERTAKING THE U.S. ECONOMY

7 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Looking for Goldilocks

Some scientists think a nearby red dwarf star could support life. Others are not so sure

3 min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Field of Nightmares?

For years a woman has said her father killed and buried as many as 70 people in western lowa. State and federal authorities are finally taking her seriously

10+ min  |

November 14, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

'You Haven't Seen Anything Yet.'

What Trump would do in a second term, according to his current and former advisors

10+ min  |

November 04, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Celebrating Spooky Season Around the World

The transition from fall to winter is a time filled with ghosts, ghouls and celebrations, when the gates to the underworld are thought to be open and spirits from the other side mingle with the mortals. While Americans are drinking pumpkin-spice lattes, trick-or-treating and carving jacko-lanterns this month, cultures across the world are gearing up for their own spooky-season traditions. From Hong Kong’s Hungry Ghost Festival to Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos to Haiti’s Fat Gede, here are the ways people welcome otherworldly spirits and souls. MEGHAN GUNN

2 min  |

November 04, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Luke Evans

Luke evans is closing out 2022 with not one, not two, but three big projects coming out. “All avenues are being covered this year.”

2 min  |

November 04, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Autos Awards 2022

FOR OUR SECOND ANNUAL ROUNDUP OF THE BEST NEW WHEELS, WE PRESENTED AWARDS TO REFRESHED AND ELECTRIFIED NEWCOMERS FAVORITES

7 min  |

November 04, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Bibi and Barack Butt Heads Over Iran

Netanyahu wanted the U.S. to get tough to prevent a nuclear Iran. Obama wanted to kick the can down the road.” So the Israeli PM drew a red line of his own

9 min  |

November 04, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Next-generation bonding wires for the semiconductor industry

As a technology-driven manufacturer of bonding wires, Nippon Micrometal is providing new and innovative products to support the ever-changing semiconductor sector.

3 min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Human development key for ABLIC's analog semiconductor excellence

Since its rebranding in 2018, ABLIC has become a global leader in analog semiconductor technologies and solutions.

7 min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Semiconductor key opportunity industry growth presents for Japanese manufacturers

Backed by its historical expertise in semiconductor production and a large network of equipment, component and material makers, Japan is set to play a vital role in the future of the semiconductor industry.

8 min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Phil Rosenthal

\"Food is the great connector. And for me, laughs are the cement.\"

2 min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

AMERICA'S BEST AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTERS 2023

Ambulatory surgical centers are facilities where patients can have common surgical procedures that don't require them to be hospitalized-common things like cataract surgery or a colonoscopy.

3 min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

Split DECISION?

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 55 YEARS, THIS ELECTION SEASON could end with Democrats and Republicans heading an equal number of state governments. Fueled by voter concerns over abortion access and a slate of far-right Republican nominees, the odds are increasing that Democrats can retain or flip enough of the 36 governorships up for grabs on November 8 to prompt a 25-to-25-state tie between the two parties, versus the current 28-22 GOP lead. That even split has only happened one other time since Hawaii became the 50th state in 1959-back in 1967, in the thick of another painfully divisive era in American politics.

10+ min  |

October 28, 2022
Newsweek Europe

Newsweek Europe

THE INSIDER'S GUIDE TO THE Midterms 2022

Here's a look at the key races and trends and what the results on November 8 will mean for the future of the country

5 min  |

October 28, 2022