Nikkei

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• The Nikkei, Reuters, and Wall Street Journal report it is in final buyout talks with Japanese carrier Softbank at a price in excess of 1 trillion yen ($12 billion US).

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• Located in Arleta, a San Fernando Valley residential community, the apartments are near the 40-year-old Japanese American Community Center, Buddhist church, and Nikkei Pioneer Center.

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• The senior staff writer for the Tokyo-based journal Nikkei Weekly observed:

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• Miyake expressed concern that the Nikkei in America may be lulled into "thinking our community has no issues."

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• Additionally, according to another report from Nikkei Asian Review, both TSMC and Foxconn have been approached.

• The latest California complex to be completed is Nikkei Senior Gardens, an assisted-living facility that provides professional services such as wellness monitoring, medication assistance, as well as assistance with everyday activities such as bathing and dressing.

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• Chicago's Nikkei community responded to the need for subsidized housing for seniors and the disabled, and in 1980 built Heiwa Terrace, which is operated by the Japanese American Service Committee Housing Corporation.

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• The Nikkei reports that Apple's case dealt with a patent covering the syncing of media files between devices, and eight Galaxy products sold by NTT Docomo and KDDI were alleged to have infringed.

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• Despite the seeming proliferation of sophisticated and culturally sensitive housing and health care services created by and for Nikkei, the ultimate solution lies in looking at the complexity of issues and the community as a whole, says Shawn Miyake, president and chief executive officer of Keiro Senior HealthCare.

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• The Nikkei is known for its in-depth coverage of economic events in Japan.

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