Nomura

[naw-moo-rah]

noun

1. Kichisaburo 1877–1964, Japanese diplomat.

Example Sentences

Nomura expects stronger profit contribution and synergies between express and on-demand delivery operations in the long term.

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Nomura Investor Relations figures show that the number of companies offering shareholder gifts increased to 1,580 as of March, the highest since 1992 when the data series began.

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Shareholder benefits are a big pull for many beginner investors, said Hirofumi Chiba, senior communication strategist at Nomura Investor Relations.

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The Nomura Research Institute estimated the total cost of cancellation to be 1.8 trillion yen — about $16.6 billion.

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Nomura, a Japanese broking house, also pointed to growing "anecdotal evidence" of India emerging as a winner from "trade diversion and supply-chain shift in low and mid-tech manufacturing" particularly in sectors like electronics, textiles and toys.

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