Tokyo shares close mixed after investors cash in on index rally, GDP growth
finanznachrichten.de     May 16, 2008          

TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares closed mixed on Friday after investors locked in profit following the market's strong opening gains and the benchmark index's previous rally to a four-month high. Trading was strong in the early session as investors cheered Japan's... [read full story]                    


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Dead Space banning rumors come under fire

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Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action We imagine that video game developers and publishers aren't pleased when their blockbuster titles receive the banhammer's blow before their release dates --...                    

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Japanese alarm at rise in Russian military activity

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Roughing it in northern Japan's Yagen Valley

stripes.com     2 hrs ago          

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Philly-area woman's tea business provides luxury

lancasteronline.com     3 hrs ago          

We may never become a nation of tea drinkers to the extent of England and Japan, but Cynthia Wahl of Dublin, Bucks County, would prefer if U.S. tea drinkers would at least drop the bag. "What you get in a bag is dust,"...                    

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