July 2014
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Protecting against cyber attacks
The right team, planning and attention to detail were valuable assets to deliver a technologically safe and successful London Olympic and Paralympic Games.E-bulletin
Team games can benefit firms
Participating at the event promotes international relations, a positive working environment, and improved relationships with business contacts.E-bulletin
The key to personal leadership
Setting a vision for your business that is concrete, clear and well-communicated is crucial in order to help your team be more self-directed.
Japan news
Mid-year round-up of consumer favourites; Tricks of the trade when taking paid holidays; Weather could dampen summer sales
Racing machine on the wrist
Richard Mille: We have developed an extremely good reputation in the UK.
Happy birthday, Ma'am!
The Queen's party celebrations showcased the UK's gastronomic delights.
Alternative band gains new followers
A Sheffield pop group finds success in Japan, with chart hits and a recent tour.
Sellafield know-how for TEPCO clean-up
UK talent and skills in the nuclear field help the Japanese government and the operator of the Fukushima facility.
Getting ready for rugby
England 2015 leaders lend their support in the lead up to the world cup in 2019.
S.T. Dupont: back to the future
S. T. Dupont: We innovate constantly, but always keep the core DNA and essence.
Seize the day
London 2012's use of talented business people show the opportunities for firms in relation to Tokyo 2020.
Viewers love British villains
UK actors prove to be popular and convincing big-screen baddies.
Lifelong links
Sarah Parsons on how her JET experience has inspired her drive for internationalisation.
Olympic lessons from the best
London 2012 is an example to Tokyo 2020 of how the Games can inspire change.
Identity in the face of crises
Burnt Shadows explores world-changing events through a story about love and war.
Getting creative
BCCJ events; Quake zone latest; British Business Awards 2014
a sporting chance
The chamber is developing opportunities to build on the momentum around Rugby World Cup 2019 and Tokyo 2020.
Teach and learn
The development of cross-cultural skills and experience of international exchange is invaluable in Japan today.
A ride for good
A 500km charity cycle by 20 riders raises money for Tohoku vegetable factory.
keeping ahead
Japanese firms find the UK IT and telecom market attractive for potential collaborations and partnerships.
Passport update
Extra temporary measures are now in place to help British nationals living abroad.
Finding a competitive advantage
Michael Page: Foreign firms need to open up to the idea of lowering Japanese language requirements rather than English ones.
it’s a deal!
English firms on a recent trade mission find new business opportunities.
Veering to the Right
The election results for the European Parliament cause a stir in the UK and across Europe.
Green light in rail talks
Actions to open procurement markets may help negotiations on railway equipment.
Poll reveals global beer price
Tokyo and London are among the priciest cities in the world for buying a small beer.
business plan to enter and expand in japan
A non-profit making training programme supports firms's success in Japan and the development of participants.
Imports now possible for “authentic” Japanese beef
The recent lifting of a Europe-wide ban means locally raised wagyu can now be eaten in the UK.
ARTS
UK arts events in Japan
