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Key points of interest for the PTS on the 13th = Sony Group Corp, Alphapoly, INFORI, Takasago International, ETC.
▽Sony Group Corp <6758.T> announced that the consolidated operating profit for the third quarter cumulative of the fiscal year ending March 2025 (April to December 2024) is 1 trillion 203.5 billion yen, an increase of 23% compared to the same period last year. The full-year performance Financial Estimates have been raised, and a share buyback program has been established. ▽ Alphapoli <9467.T> has raised its consolidated operating profit Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 from 2.51 billion yen to 3.09 billion yen, a 36% increase compared to the previous period. Sales of e-books are strong. The annual Dividends forecast has been increased from 11 yen to 14 yen. ▽ INFORI <9338.T>, for the fiscal year ending January 2025.
KIYO Learning: Financial results presentation materials for the fiscal year ending 2024/12
KIYO Learning: Summary of financial results for the fiscal year ending 2024/12 [Japanese GAAP] (unconsolidated)
Nissan, Honda, Tokyu, Seibu HD (13th) (7014-9994)
The above Calendar is merely a plan and is subject to change due to the company's circumstances. --------------------------------------- February 13 (Thursday) <7014> Namura Zō, <7021> Nichitsus, <7030> Supurikkusu, <7037> Tenno, <7038> Frontier M, <7043> Alu, <7044> Piara, <7047> Port, <7061> Japan Host.
Even graduates with an MBA from Harvard are struggling to find employment.
In the USA, it has been reported that finding employment in specialized professions is becoming increasingly difficult, and even graduates with an MBA from Harvard Business School can no longer rely solely on the name of the university. Just attending Harvard is no longer a differentiator; it has been communicated that skills are required. <2181> Persol HD <2464> Aoba-BBT <2479> Jaytech <3906> ALBERT <
The active consumption of the younger generation presents business opportunities in areas related to their favorite activities and self-investment.
Consumption among the younger generation is showing an expanding trend. As companies rush to secure talent and wages increase, there is more room for spending on entertainment and self-investment. Companies that capture this demand are expected to see their performance grow. <Spending generously supported by wage increases> The "Sakura Report (Summary of Regional Economic Report)" released on the 9th by the Bank of Japan reports a continued trend towards saving due to rising prices, while also introducing the characteristic consumption trends of the younger generation, particularly those in their twenties. According to the report, the younger generation is increasingly purchasing everyday items.