Japan

It just wants to make sure they are sure they wanted to vote against management, and also that they’ve read the rules about acting in concert.

And if it’s not going to be the former Nissan boss, it might as well be the people who kept him out of it.

The Japanese, on the other hand, are proving a bit more open because, you know, SoftBank.

They’ll be writing folk epics about the man in Lebanon for generations.

The Point72 chief needs an appropriate way to celebrate all of the money he’s going to make in Japan.

One investor is hoping that Scandanavian Pokemon might be the gateway drug to 2&20.