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Breaking News Thu, 15 May 2008
Japanese businessmen walk by a corporate logo of Japanese electronics maker NEC Corp. in Tokyo Thusday, May 11, 2006. NEC reported an 84 percent plunge in fiscal year profit in prices for computer chips, computers and mobile phones chipped away at earnings. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)hg3
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 The Examiner 
Electronics maker NEC's profit more than doubles
TOKYO (Map, News) - NEC Corp.'s profit for the fiscal year through March more than doubled from the previous year as the Japanese electronics maker's mobile phone and computer-chip businesses swung to... (photo: AP Photo / Shizuo Kambayashi)
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 Gulf News 
Rice prices tumble for fourth straight day
| Tokyo: Rice tumbled for a fourth straight day as the US said it would not object if Japan exported from its stockpile of imported rice to ease tight global supplies that had pushed the price to a re... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
 Toyota Motors (rt1)   Lexington Herald-Leader 
Toyota eyeing emerging nation for new factory
| TOKYO -- | Toyota Motor Corp. is considering building a new plant to make low-cost, small cars for emerging markets, a spokeswoman said. | The automaker, which has announced plans to open a small-ca... (photo: WN)
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Umaid Bhawan Palace  Sydney Morning Herald 
The world's best new hotels: It List 2008
| A select group of Australian and New Zealand resorts have been ranked among the best new hotels in the world. | Australia's Qualia Spa Resort on Hamilton Island, the Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo... (photo: public domain)
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 New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark (sl1) NZ Herald
Fran O'Sullivan: PM pushes to keep door to Asia open
| TOKYO - New Zealand Inc's campaign to forge a stronger economic partnership with Japan and avert a potential lockout from the proposed East Asia trade pact is well in s... (photo: Public Domain )
Asia   Economy   New Zealand   Photos   Trade  
 PlayStation 3 (PS3)/aaeh CBS News
Sony Post 4Q Profit, Smaller PlayStation 3 Loss
Sony swung to a profit of $277 million for its fourth fiscal quarter on Wednesday, a reversal from from a year ago as losses dwindled for its struggling PlayStation 3 vid... (photo: creative commons)
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Sony PlayStation Lexington Herald-Leader
Sony returns to profit in fourth quarter
| TOKYO -- | Sony reported a 29 billion yen ($277 million) profit for the January-March quarter on Wednesday, marking a reversal from a year ago on losses trimmed from it... (photo: Creative Commons / Michel Ngilen)
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Toyota The Times Of India
Toyota considers new plant to make low-cost, small cars
| TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp said on Wednesday it is considering building a new plant to make low-cost, small cars for emerging markets. | The automaker, which has announce... (photo: Public Domain Photo / IFCAR)
Carmaker   Market   Photos   Tokyo   Toyota  
 Hitachi Industry Business Day
Hard drives pave road to profit, says Hitachi 
TOKYO - Japan's Hitachi tumbled to a quarterly loss on slow TV sales, and a tax write-down but said yesterday it would rebound to a profit this year on a recovery in hard... (photo: WN)
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Japanese businessmen walk by a corporate logo of Japanese electronics maker NEC Corp. in Tokyo Thusday, May 11, 2006. NEC reported an 84 percent plunge in fiscal year profit in prices for computer chips, computers and mobile phones chipped away at earnings. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)hg3
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