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A man pedals his bicycle past a securities' firm in Tokyo, Friday, Aug 20. 2010. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average was down 108.04 points, or 1.2 percent, at 9,254.64 (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)

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The Times of India
Nikkei edges up but capped ahead of bank stress tests
Fri 15 Jul 2011
TOKYO: The Nikkei share average rose on Friday, buoyed by European investors scooping up cyclical shares, but was capped by the top of the narrow range it has traded in for most of the week, with the... (photo: AP / Koji Sasahara)

US Dollar - Currency

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Dollar remittances rise to 7.9 billion dollars in first five months
Fri 15 Jul 2011
Manila - Remittances from overseas Filipinos rose 6.2 per cent to 7.9 billion dollars in the first five months of 2011, the central bank of the Philippines said Friday. The total remittances increased... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

sony ericsson phone mobile cell company

The Guardian Fri 15 Jul 2011
Sony Ericsson makes surprise Q2 loss, hit by Japan
* Q2 pretax loss 42 mln eur vs consensus 4.9 mln profit * Sold 7.6 mln phones, below all forecasts * Says Japan quake cut 1.5 mln from volumes STOCKHOLM/HELSINKI, July 15 (Reuters) - Mobile phone... (photo: WN / Nakul)
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Asahi News Fri 15 Jul 2011
Toyota to increase production in Tohoku
Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda said July 13 that the company would strengthen its production bases in the Tohoku region of northern Honshu, where personnel costs are cheap and its... (photo: Public Domain / OSX)
Auto Motor Photos Toyota Wikipedia: Toyota

Whales

BBC News Fri 15 Jul 2011
Whaling meeting 'ignores needs of whales'
The International Whaling Commission's (IWC) annual meeting has closed after a tense final day when relations between opposing blocs came close to collapse. Latin... (photo: Creative Commons / Richard.Fisher)
Japan Photos Whales Whaling Wikipedia: Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Most Valuable Player-Kobe Bryant

The Examiner Thu 14 Jul 2011
Kobe Bryant takes basketball to South Korea and Philippines (Photos)
Kobe Bryant is a superstar on the court and off. A celebrity in his own right, Bryant is currently in South Korea at the Korea University. The LA Lakers player... (photo: Creative Commons / Radhika Bhagwat)
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A cup of tea - Drinks - Tea - Health

The Times of India Thu 14 Jul 2011
Take tea without milk for weight loss
Beware, especially if you want to lose weight - don't add milk to tea, or you would pile on the pounds. Scientists have discovered that tea contains high levels of... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Food Health Photos Science Wikipedia: Tea

A man walks past an electronic stock board in downtown Tokyo Friday, Nov. 21, 2008. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average gained 207.75 points, or 2.7 percent, to close at 7,910.79 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, after losing nearly 7 percent the day before.

Jakarta Globe Thu 14 Jul 2011
Asian Economies Fall on Bad US Credit News
Tokyo. Most Asian stock markets slipped after Moodyâs Investors Service threatened to lower the United Statesâ credit rating, spreading ripples of caution across the... (photo: AP / Itsuo Inouye)
Asia Photos Stock Tokyo Wikipedia: Nikkei 225

Japanese yen - Currency

Wall Street Journal Thu 14 Jul 2011
Japan's Yen Tone Grows Sharper
By TAKASHI NAKAMICHI And TAKASHI MOCHIZUKI TOKYO—Japan's finance minister on Thursday escalated his rhetoric about the yen's rising value, while a senior ministry... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
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Specialist Michael Shearin, right, directs trades at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Stocks pare early gains after weak factory report

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World stocks cautious after Moody's US warning

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Nikkei down after Moody's US debt warning, support holds

Friday Options Brief: ERTS, SNE, EAT & ETR Seeking Alpha
European Markets Slip; Japan Gains Wall Street Journal
Alpari Companies Announce Record Monthly Trading Volume redOrbit
Japan carmakers slip with suppliers - survey The Guardian
REFILING: Japan, China abandon effort to hold high-level eco Breitbart
India to match China's economic growth by 2020: Economist The Times of India
Manufacturing flat in June because of weak autos Chicago Sun-Times
Newly Improved Herbal Detox Tea Fights the Aging Process redOrbit
Bits Pics: Showing the Location of Tweets and Flickr Photos The New York Times
Stocks Lose Traction On Debt Uncertainty WPXI
Markets Weak as US Debt Warnings, Data Weighed Up Jakarta Globe
Is Tiger Woods running out of money? CNN
Stocks rise on strong earnings reports CNN
Auto factories produce fewer cars for third straight month; Star Tribune
Selective Opportunity in Japan The Street
Sony Ericsson records €42m loss after Japan earthquake The Guardian
U.S. Consumer Inflation Down in June The New York Times
Asian stocks stutter Asia Times
Moderate quake of 5.5 slightly felt in Tokyo area The News & Observer
Asia Pacific and China Tigers of Luxury Seeking Alpha

Japan thanks top US military officer for disaster aid

Japan to step up security cooperation with U.S.: minister+

Why Our Balance Sheet Recession Will Not Last As Long As Japan's

Asian stocks mixed as debt warnings, data weighed Herald Tribune
Japanese Minister Urges Utility Chief to Quit Wall Street Journal
FTSE live: market report - as it happened July 14, 2011 The Daily Telegraph
Science minister says to mull halting Monju prototype reacto Breitbart
Severe Storm Risk (80-degree dew point Saturday, feels like Star Tribune
UPDATE: Japan Finance Minister: Confidence In Dollar Not Wav Wall Street Journal
Gambling on Women's World Cup: US and Japan Olympic Comm. pr The Examiner
Asia Creeps Higher Wall Street Journal
Kan's nuclear phase-out plan draws anger over lack of detail Asahi News
EDITORIAL/ Seeking a society without nuclear power generatio Asahi News
POINT OF VIEW/ Mary Alice Haddad: Contribute to renewal not Asahi News
Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to the Congress Real Clear Politics
Japan minister thanks U.N. for support after March 11 quake+ Breitbart
Sucampo AG Names Peter Lichtlen, M.D., Ph.D., Senior Medical Stockhouse
IOC president speaks out against match-fixing and gambling CNN
NY debate: What if aging nuclear plant closes? MSNBC
Japan lawmakers urge no US food aid to N.Korea Breitbart
Randhir Singh elected OCA's Secretary General The Times of India
China raises rare earth export quota, EU not satisfied Hartford Courant
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak gestures as he delivers his opening speech at Malaysia's ruling party United Malays National Organization (UMNO) general assembly in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010. Najib has moved to curb rifts between the Malay majority and ethnic minorities by warning that the country could end up destroyed by quarrels over whether all races were getting fair treatment.

170,000 Facebook users urge Malaysia PM to quit

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, left, talks with Chinese Commerce Minister Chen Deming during the Franco-Chinese forum for the promotion of commerce, in Paris, Friday, Nov. 27, 2009.

U.S. and Chinese Officials Named to I.M.F. Posts

Poverty - Two poor women with their kids sitting on the road, Pune, India

Where do the worlds most stressed women live?

Why Won't Verizon and AT&T Compete on Even Ground With LTE? The New York Times
Netflix Expanding to Spain, UK Next Year The New York Times
Zillow Raies IPO Price to $16-$18, With a Nearly $500M Valua The New York Times
E.U. Leaders to Meet Thursday to Try to Break Deadlock on Gr The New York Times
What the New Consumer Bureau Thinks of Your Ideas The New York Times
5 Smart Grid Startups to Watch via the Cleantech Open The New York Times
U.S. DOE: Wind Power Production Fell in 2010 The New York Times
Exclusive: Apple tests new chips with TSMC Crunch
Week-long Taste of Guilderland starts Sunday The Business Review
The Greater Depression Is Upon Us Seeking Alpha
Google Passes on Chance to Signal Stronger Android Patent De The New York Times
Have a Verizon 4G LTE Phone? Forget About Roaming on AT&T The New York Times
In Japan, Decision to Play Ball Follows Much Angst The New York Times
Minnesota Lawmakers Work on Budget The New York Times
From Honus to Derek, Baseball Memorabilia Is More Than Signe The New York Times
Children Star in an Interactive 'Doctor Who' The New York Times
Controlling the World, on Your iPhone The New York Times
European Banks Urged to Bolster Reserves Following Stress Te The New York Times
Can Obama Pull A Clinton On The GOP? Business Insider
Feel Bad About Your Broadband? Canada Has It Worse. The New York Times

A salesclerk passes by a poster of Apple's latest iPhone 4 at a Softbank store in the Harajuku district in Tokyo on Thursday morning, June 24, 2010. Japan, along with the U.S., U.K., France and Germany, is among the first countries where the iPhone 4 will go on sale.

Smartphone usage growth 'has stalled'

A mouse looks on at an Argentine laboratory in Buenos Aires, Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. This laboratory develops transegenic mice with modified neurological genes that can be used to study possible treatments for diseases such as Parkinson's and schizophrenia.

Scientists grow, transplant mouse teeth in cutting-edge trial

Toyota cars are displayed at the New York International Auto Show in New York, Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Toyota to Buy Back Plants in Production Overhaul

Tsunami Airglow Signature Could Lead To Early Detection Syst redOrbit
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Apple Releases iOS 4.3.4, Patches Up The PDF Exploit / Jailb Crunch
Apple May Ask TSMC For Processing Chips Instead Of Samsung Crunch
Verizon: No, Our 4G LTE Phones Won't Work With AT&T's LTE Ne Crunch
Fujitsu Finally Fixes Japan Release Date For Their Windows S Crunch
Russia wants to complete Kyoto talks: Putin Breitbart
Ebix Makes Key Announcements Insurance Newsnet
A Mountain for Work and Play The Examiner
Mayor Castaneda and Supervisor Kimball violate Open Meetings The Examiner
Netflix shows stream to Nintendo 3DS Canada Dot Com
Zinio Magazines on Android Phones: Will You Read Them? The New York Times
How iPhones Move Across Europe The New York Times
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Twitter Saw 600K Signups Yesterday, It Took More Than 16 Mon Crunch
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Yiu On Estate (耀安邨) is a public estate and TPS estate located in Ma On Shan in Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong.

Most expensive cities for expats: cost breakdown

Visitors enjoy the snow scene in a park in Beijing, China, Thursday, Feb. 10, 2011. The Chinese capital enjoyed its first snow of the winter after the longest period without snow in 60 years.

Why the Transformers can't beat their way into Beijing

Brazil's soccer team new coach Mano Menezes displays a Brazil's national team jacket during a press conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Monday, July 26, 2010

Is It Panic Time for the Copa América Favorites?

In Old Maine Farmhouse, The Real Christina's World WPXI
Discover the delights of New Orleans' parks The Dallas Morning News
A Film Festival Revisits an Audience's Outcry The New York Times
A new chapter in Chinese history The Guardian
A yogic birthday The Hindu
Weekend Miser The New York Times
Microsoft Leaked Its Own Social Networking Secret, Then Swor Crunch
The Cisco Cius Enterprise Tablet Hitting Verizon Later This Crunch
The Insider | Paul Kominek The New York Times
Apple Announces Volume Purchasing For Businesses Crunch
Bringing Down The Satellites: Stargazing App Adds 8,000 Man- Crunch
Japan Video Game Charts: Bestsellers In First Half Of 2011, Crunch
Playing out good vibes The Hindu
The Odd, Dual-Screen gScreen Laptop Is Actually Shipping Crunch
Case Study: How Piracy Destroys App Profits Crunch
Movie Review | 13 Assassins: Samurai bloodbath stirring The Columbus Dispatch
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Redesigned Express tackles new business strategy with stores The Columbus Dispatch
We'll Go Greek Without A Grownup Conversation Real Clear Politics

sunset - sun behind the trees - nature

Getting Prepared for an Electromagnetic Pulse Attack or Severe Solar Storm

Camelot at Hyundai Shipyard Vietnam Nov 2009

Shipping Industry Carbon Plan Includes Penalties

A Baird's beaked whale is cleaned after it was dragged onto the port deck in Wada, Japan to be slaughtered on Thursday, June 21, 2007.

Japan 'to continue' Antarctic whaling

AEP Move to Stop Carbon Capture and Sequestration Project Sh The New York Times
Sir David King: world should abandon Kyoto protocol on clima The Guardian
Whaling: Chaos or compromise? BBC News
Japan walk out at IWC stalls whaling sanctuary The Hindu
Japan walks out of IWC talks to avert vote on whaling sanctu Breitbart
Japan walkout throws whaling talks into disarray Seattle Times
Japan walkout of whaling commission talks kills plan for sou The Australian
Whale sanctuary off after Japan walkout NZ Herald
True to form, global whaling forum ends on sour note Breitbart
Pro-whaling nations walk out of meeting The Independent
Walkout Sours Global Whaling Conference The New York Times
Japan looking for alternative sources of rare earths, makes Mining Weekly
Greenpeace condemns whaling nations' sabotage as IWC closes Scoop
Whaling body outlaws malpractice with anti-corruption reform The Guardian
Anti-whaling group to launch action in Faroes Breitbart
Documentary reveals violence against dolphins The Columbus Dispatch
China announces rare earth export quotas |Economy|chinadaily China Daily
Whaling: Reflections from Japan BBC News
Britain's Fish and Chips linked to Whale Slaughter GlobalResearch
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