Goldman Cuts Japan Equity Forecasts as Foreign Investors Flee

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Goldman Cuts Japan Equity Forecasts as Foreign Investors Flee

Obstacles are piling up in Japan, everything from political scandal to a rising yen. Foreign investors are fleeing and now Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says its forecasts for stocks were too high. The brokerage lowered its three-month target for the Topix gauge by 5.6 percent to 1,700, implying a slight
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Fred Meyer cashier punched in the head by stranger while helping customers

A man punched a cashier at the Walker Road Fred Meyer in Beaverton in the head while she was assisting other customers Sunday afternoon, according to police.
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Deutsche Bank Plans Board Shifts as Chiefs' Future Is Questioned

The bank is now conducting a fresh review of its trading businesses, Bloomberg News reported last week. Cryan is examining activities where Europe's largest investment bank is trailing competitors to determine if it should try to win back market share or exit, said people familiar with the review, dubbed
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Local accountant is promoted

Hobkirk began her career with the firm in 2007 as an intern and in 2012 became an associate accountant. She provides tax and auditing services for a wide variety of both business and individual clients while specializing in audits for non-profit and local governmental agencies. Hobkirk earned a
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Kim Jong Un Mingles With K-Pop Stars in Overture to South Korea

Kim Jong Un talks to South Korean artistic group, including the popular girl band Red Velvet. Photographer: Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP. North Korea has threatened to go to war over broadcasts across its militarized border that included the K-Pop songs of South Korean
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