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	Asia Daily Briefing - Typhoon takes its toll September 5, 2018

	Typhoon disrupts Asian  supply chains, likely  slowing Japan output TOKYO -- One of the most  powerful typhoons to strike  Japan in decades has passed,  leaving 11 dead and potentially  causing billions of dollars in  lost business, including the  indefinite closure of Kansai International Airport, the  country's third-largest airport  and a major gateway for manufacturers.
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