hitachi automotive systems agreed to pay $55.5 million. the penalty is for violatating antitrust act by fixing the price of shock absorbers sold to u.s. automakers. the justice department says heita chi executives were engaged in activities to keep prices high. a company spokespsperson says they'll hold compliance trading for workers to prevent problems like this from happening again. in 2014 they were slapped with a fine of $195 million for fixing the price of other components. >>> food makers in one of japan's snowy regions are tapping into an age old technique that not only keeps ingredients fresh but actually makes them more tasty. it entails using a tradiditiona storage method and it's giving their business a welcome boost. >> translator: >> reporter: a hotel in nagaoka features meals with aged ingredients. the steak for the main dish and the potato in the rich, sweet soup are aged using a special method. >> translator: very delicious. >> reporter: all kinds of food are aged in cellars in the mountains. the cellars are unique to the h

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metal sector shares like hitachi metals and jfe holdings did not have a good day, as you can see there declining. overall demand from china and emerging economies remains sluggish. many people in japan are taking summer holidays this week so trading is expected to be thin. ramin mellegard, reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> and moving on to other markets in the asia pacific region. the shanghai composite soared 2.4% to close at 3,125. speculation the government would soon announce details of stock trading link between hong kong and shenzhen boosted sentiments. in hong kong hang seng extended its winning streak to a fourth day. investors picked up financials, which may benefit from the new trading link. the benchmark in sydney edged up. banking shares erased losses in the resource sector. the south korean market was closed for a holiday. >>> thailand's economy has grown at a faster pace for the second straight quarter. officials credit higher spending by consumers and the government. officials at the national economic and social development board said april to june gdp expande

. >> do you not think leaving europe puts a risk on companies like hitachi?> if remain-ers were keeping the debate on economic gloom, leave campaigners were concentrating on immigration and the huge issue of free movement of labor within the eu area. the arguments were emerging at the pmq's. >> and yet the propaganda sheets sent out maintain that we control our borders. is the sheet untrue? the truth is this -- economic migrants that come to the european union do not have the right to come to the u.k. this is classic of the scare stories that we get. >> one other moment is worth recalling. >> if the british people vote to leave the european union, will the prime minister remain in office? >> yes. >> not exactly born out by events. the comments held their own eu debate. >> it is about who governs us. if we get this wrong, we will not be able to organize and establish a democracy in this country which is what the people fought and died for twice. >> he feared a leave victory. >> the pound will plunge. inflation will go up. we will be caught in an economic whirl

latest and gentlemen, please welcome your moderator, president and ceo of the hitachi foundation, barbara dyer. tom kartsotiscome and the secretary of the department of labor, thomas e. perez. ms. dyer: first let me say that there is a storm brewing oneide, and unfortunately, of our panelists got caught in the storm, and her flight got delayed, so we are short a panelist, but we have a fabulous group still. [laughter] ms. dyer: so we are going to have to fill in. i know you are all here just to hear her. kartsotis: i was! [laughter] ms. dyer: i know! away, butseems so far yesterday, president clinton encouraged us to see alternate views, and i had never been to a cgi, and i have learned so much. i wrote a story that is a weave of many things that i heard an kind of my own imagination, and i want to start taking you through the future, imagine if somewhere 20, 2025, somewhere in the future, and here is to make a brown, who works at -- tamik brown, who works at detroit fire and steel, and she works for companies like harley davidson, toyota, delta -- she never entered that she would advance