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Japan will back 3 major energy projects

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Japan Plans $36 Billion in U.S. Investments Under Trump Administration Deal
WASHINGTON—Japan is planning roughly $36 billion in U.S. investments spanning critical minerals, oil and gas infrastructure and power generation as part of a $550 billion strategic trade and investmen...

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Trump says Japan to invest in energy, industrial projects in Ohio, Texas and Georgia
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Trump kicks off $550B Japan fund with US energy projects
 · 8h
Trump tariffs live updates: Japan commits $36B to US energy projects, critical minerals in first phase of trade deal
Japan said it will invest up to $36 billion in US gas, oil and critical minerals in the first phase of its $550 billion commitment under the trade deal it struck with the US last year.

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 · 17h
Trump announces three Japanese investment projects in Texas, Ohio, Georgia
 · 9h
Japan, US Reach $36 Billion of Gas, Mineral Deals in Trump Pact
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Top Japanese hotel brand Washington hotels hit by ransomware

Japanese hotel chain The Washington Hotel was hit with ransomware earlier this month, and is currently investigating the attack.
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Washington Hotel in Japan discloses ransomware infection incident

The Washington Hotel brand in Japan has announced that that its servers were compromised in a ransomware attack, exposing various business data.
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Tokyo snubs Washington: Japan pulls plug on 2+2 security talks with US; defence budget demand sparks row

Japan has cancelled a high-level meeting with its closest ally United States, after the Trump administration abruptly demanded Tokyo to spend more on defence, reported The Financial Times on Friday. US secretary of state Marco Rubio and defence secretary ...
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