… obligations and alliances. "Japan will be more likely to prioritize healthcare than international security," Brad Glosserman and Tomoko Tsunada wrote in Foreign Policy Magazine. "Older societies are typically more risk-averse, and Japanese -- 'reluctant …

… hold up closing as well, says Phyllis Yanagihara , a certified senior escrow officer ..... the day before the closing. Then, Yanagihara says, "it's all-hands-on-deck ..... an extra two or three days' delay, Yanagihara says. Buyers and sellers should avoid …

… sell it to someone else, says Phyllis Yanagihara , a certified senior escrow officer ..... deposit. "They always fight over it," Yanagihara says. Who wins depends largely on whether ..... signed by both the seller and buyer, Yanagihara says. In Georgia, where real estate …

… but this would be for the short term," said Hidetoshi Yanagihara , senior currency trader at Mizuho Corporate Bank in New York ..... in July but a 90,000 gain in private sector employment. Yanagihara said, however, that jobs are a lagging indicator and signs …

… obvious the pace of U.S. growth is slowing and people are waiting to sell the dollar at better levels," said Hidetoshi Yanagihara , senior currency trader at Mizuho Corporate Bank in New York. The dollar was up against a basket of major currencies, with …

… you could see some covering between now and the end of the week, but this would be for the short term," said Hidetoshi Yanagihara , senior currency trader at Mizuho Corporate Bank in New York. "It's obvious the pace of U.S. growth is slowing and …

… obvious the pace of U.S. growth is slowing and people are waiting to sell the dollar at better levels," said Hidetoshi Yanagihara , senior currency trader at Mizuho Corporate Bank in New York. Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was up 0.50 percent …

… her city job. "I don't want to go to work looking like I came from a garage instead," she said. "It's disgusting." Tomoko Takushi, a graphic designer in Philadelphia, described her walk to work on the ice-glazed sidewalks as "terrifying …

… and the pressure inside the reactor builds up, radiation would not leak as long as the reactor container functions well," Tomoko Murakami, leader of the nuclear energy group at Japan's Institute of Energy Economics, told Reuters. Still, no one wants …