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Cricky
Japanese firms worried about business impact as Myanmar unrest grows
But don’t give a crap about the bodies in the streets. Nice priorities.
Septim Dynasty
Japan should admit that its old glory days in Asia are over. Even if Myanmar gets back to stability, then there will be no guarantee that Japanese firms can survive in the highly competitive markets with China and other ASEAN nations. The COVID-19 is just an inconvenient event that destroys Japan INC when it is already on its life support by the J-govt.
Jonathan Prin
So exploiting foreign workers by paying them less is seen as good while it forgets all political involvements and removing the countries' possibilities to evolve.
Japan, wake up please.
Xulux
If there were a way to shift some of those overseas jobs back to Japan, now would be a good time.
kurisupisu
So, all Japanese companies care about is their Japanese staff and the bottom line?
Unbelievable…!
Azzprin
change the last two words "business strategies" to "fat pay checks" for the board members.
The companies should have known, when the army was voted out of political office they would not leave.
Randy Johnson
Typical japanese response. Don't give a darn about the people who are fighting to be free, but put all the concern into the factories and profits.