TOKYO -- U.S. stock market operator Nasdaq expects key Japanese startups to list on its bourse as early as next year, driven by revived momentum in Asia's No. 2 economy and a new generation of entrepreneurs who are looking beyond the borders of their East Asian nation.
Nasdaq expects a wave of listings from Japanese companies looking to boost their international profile. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Kohnosuke Urata and Reuters)
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