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Japan sees major finance moves, sumo debut, political talks.

6/14/2026

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Warburg Pincus launched a 200 billion-yen offer for J.S.B. Co., open until July 27.
The Financial Services Agency ordered Uri Shinkumi Bank in Sapporo to stop loans from July 14 after a 1.4 billion-yen theft.
A two-day sumo tournament began Saturday in Paris at a former Olympic gymnastics venue, the first since 1995.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi met Japan Innovation Party co-leader Fumitake Fujita Friday to detail an Imperial House Law revision, drawing criticism.

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Story summary

Warburg Pincus launched a 200 billion-yen offer for J.S.B. Co., open until July 27.
The Financial Services Agency ordered Uri Shinkumi Bank in Sapporo to stop loans from July 14 after a 1.4 billion-yen theft.
A two-day sumo tournament began Saturday in Paris at a former Olympic gymnastics venue, the first since 1995.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi met Japan Innovation Party co-leader Fumitake Fujita Friday to detail an Imperial House Law revision, drawing criticism.