Earnings focus blurs as Sony profit falls | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 30 July 2008   Views : 12     Favoured : None S n C r , t e o l 's e o d- a g s c n u e e e t o i s a e , c t t p o i f r c s b 1 p r e t s o e c m r p i e c u e f r t- u r e e r i g t d c i e o e h n n l s s s i a e . T e o y -b s d o p n s i n t n o e r p e 4 p r e t o 5 i l o ($3 9 i l o ) i t

OIL DATA: Japan Gasoline Stocks Down 40,306 KL On Week At 2.07 Million KL | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 30 July 2008   Views : 12     Favoured : None TOKYO --(Dow Jones)- Gasoline stocks held by Japanese refiners fell by 40,306 kiloliters from a week earlier to 2.07 million kiloliters as of July 26, the Petroleum Association of Japan said Wednesday. Zecotek Signs Extensive Distribution Agreements With T.E.M. Incorporated of Japan | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 30 July 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None - Zecotek Photonics Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ZMS)(FRANKFURT:W1I) today announced it has signed broad ranging distribution agreements with T.E.M. Incorporated ('T.E.M.'), a leading Japanese distributor of laser and electro-optical products. UPDATE:Toyota, Honda Cut Jun Domestic Output On Weak Exports | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 29 July 2008   Views : 13     Favoured : None TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.TO) and Honda Motor Co. (7267.TO) scaled down production in Japan in June, reflecting the drag being created by a slowdown in exports to North America and weak domestic sales. Dollar down to lower 107 yen level in Tokyo | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 29 July 2008   Views : 7 Favoured : None TOKYO, July 29 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. dollar went down to the lower 107 yen level Tuesday morning in Tokyo. At midday, the dollar traded at 107.33-38 yen, compared with Monday's 5 p.m. quotes of 107.41-51 yen in New York and 107.73-76 yen in Tokyo. 2:54pm Japan's jobless rate hits two-year high | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 29 July 2008   Views : 9 Favoured : None JAPAN'S unemployment rate hit a near two-year high in June while consumer spending declined, raising concerns that the worsening business climate is hurting the overall economy. Japan to accept 300,000 students from abroad | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 29 July 2008   Views : 11     Favoured : None TOKYO Six ministries formulated an outline Tuesday of measures to attain the goal of increasing the number of students from abroad to 300,000 from the current 120,000 by 2020, including simplifying immigration procedures for them, government officials

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