Mitsubishi used its Lancer Evolution, known as the “Evo,” to carve out a reputation as a rally car company. Mitsubishi intended to sell the Evo only in the Japanese markets, but its appeal extended beyond Japan’s shores. It was offered in limited supply first in Europe in 1998....
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Having acquired Manhattan's Exxon building for $610 million in 1986, Tanaka left the high-profile investment in the landmark buildings around the world-famous skating rink -- and the ensuing furor -- to rival Mitsubishi Estates. Joining Mitsui 39 years ago, Tanaka never imagined he would buy...
Goldman, JPMorgan, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Williams Capital Group, BNP Paribas, HSBC, Mitsubishi UFJ, and RBS Greenwich Capital. Eleven investment banks based in five countries, including five U.S.-based banks. (In 2007, J&J issued 500 million pounds of debt, ...