Mitsui & Co.
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Mitsui to launch global credit rating service covering tens of millions of overseas firms to help Japanese clients assess risks
Mitsui to launch global credit rating service covering tens of millions of overseas firms to help Japanese clients assess risks
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Mitsui, Tokyo Gas and over 20 other Japanese firms established an electricity trading association on Friday to advise the government on long-term trading
Mitsui, Tokyo Gas and over 20 other Japanese firms established an electricity trading association on Friday to advise the government on long-term trading
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Mitsui & Co. CEO Kenichi Hori says company aims to raise net profit via cross-segment synergy, emphasizes speed and scale since Berkshire Hathaway's investment
In a recent interview, Hori stated that Mitsui & Co. believes its value as a sprawling trading company lies in the ability to manage and supply scarce resources to downstream industries.
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Mitsui to launch global credit rating service covering tens of millions of overseas firms to help Japanese clients assess risks
Mitsui to launch global credit rating service covering tens of millions of overseas firms to help Japanese clients assess risks
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Mitsui, Tokyo Gas and over 20 other Japanese firms established an electricity trading association on Friday to advise the government on long-term trading
Mitsui, Tokyo Gas and over 20 other Japanese firms established an electricity trading association on Friday to advise the government on long-term trading
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Mitsui & Co. CEO Kenichi Hori says company aims to raise net profit via cross-segment synergy, emphasizes speed and scale since Berkshire Hathaway's investment
In a recent interview, Hori stated that Mitsui & Co. believes its value as a sprawling trading company lies in the ability to manage and supply scarce resources to downstream industries.
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