Japan Public Sees 'No Point' Fleeing From North Korea Missiles

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Japan Public Sees 'No Point' Fleeing From North Korea Missiles

A news program reporting on North Korea's November missile launch in Tokyo. Photographer: Keith Bedford/Bloomberg. Few Japanese followed official warnings to take shelter following the launch of North Korean ballistic missiles in August and September, according to a Japanese government survey.
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How to Avoid the Worst Possible Brexit

At a European Union summit this week, the bloc's leaders are expected to formally declare that the Brexit talks can move forward. Not a moment too soon. Britain and the EU have spent 18 months since the U.K.'s decision to quit avoiding the main issues — namely, their future trading relationship and a
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These Guys Want to Lend You Money Against Your Bitcoin

People controlling about 10 percent of the digital currency would probably like to use it as collateral, estimates Aaron Brown, a former managing director at AQR Capital Management who invests in bitcoin and writes for Bloomberg Prophets. “So I can see a lending industry in the tens of billions of dollars
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Tax & Accounting Update

Tax & Accounting Update is provided by Thomson Reuters and based on material published on Checkpoint, its online news and research platform. The Update is a quick-reference guide to the most pressing issues coming down the regulatory and administrative pipeline.
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Atos Pushes On With $5.1 Billion Gemalto Bid After Rebuff

“We are today facing a low point for Gemalto stock; this is obvious,” Chief Executive Officer Philippe Vallee said Thursday in a Bloomberg Television interview. “The approach of Atos is opportunistic. That's smart on their side, but we need to defend ourselves.” Vallee said he may address investors
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