
TOKYO -- Japanese companies are seeing significantly slower growth in returns from their overseas investments as the global economy begins to sputter, threatening a business model that relies heavily on big earnings abroad.
Companies repatriate funds instead of reinvesting in local markets
TOKYO -- Japanese companies are seeing significantly slower growth in returns from their overseas investments as the global economy begins to sputter, threatening a business model that relies heavily on big earnings abroad.
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