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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Most Asian stocks climbed, led by financial companies after a takeover bid in Australia’s insurance industry. Japanese shares declined after the yen rose to the strongest in a week, hurting overseas sales for exporters. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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TOKYO, Nov. 9 (Xinhua) -- Tokyo stocks opened lower Monday, as a stronger yen erodes exporters' profits. In the first 15 minutes of trading, the benchmark Nikkei-225 index lost 41.77 points, or 0.43 percent, from Friday to 9,747.58. Full Article at Xinhua
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TOKYO, JAPAN - OCTOBER 26: Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende (L) listens as his Japanese counterpart Yukio Hatoyama (R) speaks during a joint press conference at the latter's official residence October 26, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan. View Photo »
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Cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Mumbai, for example, are projected to grow at around 6-7% per annum in real terms, whereas cities such as New York, Tokyo, Chicago and London grow only at around 2% per annum on average. In absolute terms, the projected rise in Shanghai's GDP between 2008 and 2025 is...
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TOKYO -- Japan's Nikkei 225 Average fell by 0.3% to 9,764.99, and the Topix was at 869.07, down 0.6% Monday morning in Tokyo as financial shares declined, with Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. down 1.6%, and Aozora Bank Ltd. losing 0.9%. Full Article at FOX News
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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Most Japanese stocks fell after companies posted lower earnings or forecast losses and a stronger yen threatened to erode the value of overseas sales. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The euro pared gains versus the yen on signs the global economic recovery may be slow, backing the case for the European Central Bank to keep interest rates low. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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TOKYO, JAPAN - OCTOBER 26: Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende (L) listens as his Japanese counterpart Yukio Hatoyama (R) speaks during a joint press conference at the latter's official residence October 26, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan. View Photo »
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Tokyo will apply for it once again. We have taken all the trouble to build up the momentum. Tokyo must apply for it
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TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- Japan's Nikkei 225 Average fell by 0.3% to 9,764.99, and the Topix was at 869.07, down 0.6% Monday morning in Tokyo as financial shares declined, with Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. Full Article at MarketWatch
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With no frontline motor show in the mould of Frankfurt, Tokyo or Paris for the foreseeable future in Britain, it has been left to the likes of MPH, Salon Prive and Motorexpo to fill the void. Full Article at Autocar
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TOKYO, JAPAN - OCTOBER 26: Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende (L) listens as his Japanese counterpart Yukio Hatoyama (R) speaks during a joint press conference at the latter's official residence October 26, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.
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TOKYO , JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 23: Juninho (R) of Kawasaki Frontale fends off a challenge by Magnum (L) of Nagoya Grampus during the AFC Champions League Knock-out Stage match between Kawasaki Frontale and Nagoya Grampus at National Stadium on September 23, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.
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TOKYO , JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 23: Nakamura Kengo of Kawasaki Frontale scores from a free kick during the AFC Champions League Knock-out Stage match between Kawasaki Frontale and Nagoya Grampus at National Stadium on September 23, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.
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TOKYO , JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 23: Taniguchi Hiroyuki (L) of Kawasaki Frontale and Masukawa Takahiro (R) of Nagoya Grampus compete in an aerial header during the AFC Champions League Knock-out Stage match between Kawasaki Frontale and Nagoya Grampus at National Stadium on September 23, 2009...
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Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyma leaves his residence in Tokyo on September 21, 2009. Hatoyama will leave to the United States on September 21, to attend the United Nations general assembly and the G20 summit in Pittsburgh.
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Members of the Tokyo 2016 bid committee applaud the committee's president and Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishiharam, center, during a kick off ceremony for Tokyo's bid for the 2016 Olympic Games in, Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
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President of the Tokyo 2016 bid committee and Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara along with other committee members, unseen, watch cheerleaders perform as part of a kick off ceremony for Tokyo's bid for the 2016 Olympic Games, in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
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President of the Tokyo 2016 bid committee and Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, center, along with other 2016 Olympic bid committee members bang on a keg of sake during a kick off ceremony before leaving for Copenhagen in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
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President of the Tokyo 2016 bid committee and Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara delivers a speech during a kick off ceremony for Tokyo's bid for the 2016 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
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TOKYO, JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 17: Japan's newly elected Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama answers questions from the press during a scheduled media conference at the prime minister's official residence on September 17, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.
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Couples sit outside a department store in Tokyo September 17, 2009. Japan's Bank of Japan upgraded its view on the economy and financial conditions on Thursday, paving the way for a broader debate next month on whether to start phasing out its measures to support corporate funding.
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Japanese actress and Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) Ambassador Yoshino Kimura smiles during a press conference with the film festival Chairman Tom Yoda at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009. The annual film festival opens Oct. 17.
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Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) Chairman Tom Yoda, right, accompanied by Japanese actress and TIFF Ambassador Yoshino Kimura, speaks during a press conference in Tokyo, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
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A Japan Airlines aircraft taxis at Haneda airport in Tokyo September 15, 2009. Air France-KLM is in talks with Japan Airlines (JAL) to form an alliance by injecting a few hundred million dollars and taking a minority stake in the struggling carrier, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Mumbai, for example, are projected to grow at around 6-7% per annum in real terms, whereas cities such as New York, Tokyo, Chicago and London grow only at around 2% per annum on average. In absolute terms, the projected rise in Shanghai's GDP between 2008 and 2025 is...
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Tokyo will apply for it once again. We have taken all the trouble to build up the momentum. Tokyo must apply for it
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Tokyo will apply for it once again. We have taken all the trouble to build up the momentum. Tokyo must apply for it
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We need a climate treaty which will survive recessions, elections, and natural disasters. Not a piece of paper that will be forgotten after the next change of power in London, Tokyo or Washington.
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It was 30 years ago and this is my first time in Tokyo since then, so I would like to repeat that success in the AFC Champions League final. So far, I have a 100 per cent record at the National Stadium
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U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates was recently in Tokyo urging Japan to honor a 2006 agreement on relocating a U.S. airbase to another part of Okinawa.
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Japan's government said the talks had been cancelled because of an inability to co-ordinate schedules. The meeting had been planned to take place before U.S. President Barack Obama visits Tokyo next week.
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We are here to make some preparations for President Obama's visit to Tokyo next week
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Po (Pocock) played outstandingly well in Tokyo but despite how good David Pocock and George Smith are in their roles, the reality is after five Tests in succession they wouldn't be as good.
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They definitely have a better chance playing that style. They've had really good success with a build-a-score style that revolves around the set piece so I think they'll be targeting us there ... Fair enough. If I'd been watching our last game [against the All Blacks in Tokyo] I'd be doing the same thin...
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When the TC called on the United States to increase gas taxes by 10 cents at a meeting in Tokyo in 1991, The Washington Post, which is always represented at TC and Bilderberg meetings, called for such an increase in an editorial the following day
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They're partying in Tokyo tonight ... What a great job Matsui did for us. He came up clutch for us all year long. He deserved that MVP trophy, there's no doubt about it.
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There’s no need for me to go to Hong Kong or Tokyo anymore.
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London is the most fashion-aware city in the world today ... along with Tokyo. New York is quite conservative by comparison. Moscow likes lots of glamour and Saudi Arabia wants underwear. But although you can’t get some labels in Sweden, there is much more interest in fashion there than there was two de...
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The National Union of Metalworkers on Monday called for the nationalisation of the wealth of South Africa’s richest man, Patrice Motsepe, and ANC struggle hero Tokyo Sexwale. This comes after South Africa’s ‘Rich List’ was published by the Sunday Times on Sunday. The list, compiled by Who Owns Whom, sho...
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We are certainly expecting a busy time given that our meeting slots have largely been taken up ... We chose not to go to Pusan and Tokyo and now have a strong lineup for AFM.
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You can continue to live in Connecticut, but your office will be in Belgium, and you'll have other offices in Tokyo and Hong Kong.
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Through the Beijing-Tokyo Forums in the past years, I have come to understand the Chinese media much better
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That's the way it is with major events - look at State of Origin in Melbourne and Bledisloe Cup in Tokyo (and Hong Kong previously).
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Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX) has currency futures, where investors are able to trade FX on margin. Last Friday, TFX announced that the closing price of the rand/Japanese yen was 8.4150, thus the long rand/Japanese yen position in the exchange would be triggered on the market open on Monday
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For a player like Bharti, we are steadily moving away from being a pure telecom player to a lifestyle company. As these new services (banking, mobile commerce, money transfers, TV and high-speed internet on mobiles) come in, the metros are large markets that are yet to be tapped. This is true of all hig...
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In Japan there's a really thin line between art and commerce ... In the 1980s Seibu was the top department store in Tokyo. They were so engrossed in art, they had a Seibu Museum of Art. There's a close relationship between art and using art to advertise products.
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An A340 with 304 passengers on board bound from Munich to Tokyo made an emergency landing in Khabarovsk due to an improper behavior of one of the passengers
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TIME magazine is here, reporters from Paris, Tokyo, Canada
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They are as foreign and almost exotic in New York, Chicago or San Francisco as they are in Tokyo or London
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