Today, nearly a third of Japan’s population is over the age of 65. Compared to how much wealthy nations’ populations will age in the coming decades though, Japan “is only the tip of the iceberg” says New York Times journalist Lauren Leatherby.
Moody’s reduced the credit ratings of several regional banks, suggesting the sector’s woes aren’t over. Plus, the business impact of the Teamsters deal with UPS.
What’s restrained the full might of the world’s second-largest economy? Then, lessons to be learned from the bustling environment of downtown Salt Lake City.
