Japan corporate news is too little?

Japan corporate news is too little?

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In Japan, corporate news does get coverage, but there are concerns that it can sometimes lack depth or breadth in comparison to other countries. Over the years, Japan has made some progress in corporate governance, particularly with reforms aimed at improving shareholder value and board accountability. However, there are still challenges when it comes to capital efficiency, with Japanese companies often trailing their global counterparts in areas like return on equity (ROE) and profit margins.

While mainstream outlets do report on corporate news, there is a noticeable gap in comprehensive or frequent reporting on the day-to-day developments of companies and the impact of corporate reforms. This may make the news feel insufficient or less informative for those looking for detailed insights. However, the regulatory changes and governance reforms in Japan have led to an increasing focus on improving transparency and corporate performance, suggesting that the situation might improve gradually.