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Samsung Electronics Co.’s investment in struggling Sharp Corp. signals that the world’s top seller of TVs is accelerating a shift toward higher-end sets using OLED technology as it tries to widen the gap with Sony Corp.
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Japanese shares fell, with the Nikkei 255 Stock Average falling from its highest since 2008, after Italian elections reignited concern the region’s debt crisis will hurt financial markets.
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Japanese shares fell, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average retreating from its highest in 32 months, as Hitachi Ltd. and Fujikura Ltd. cut their forecasts and concern about Europe’s debt crisis deepened.
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Nomura Holdings Inc. and Daiwa Securities Group Inc., Japan’s largest brokerages, plan to cut costs as the faltering local economy, Europe’s sovereign credit crisis and U.S. debt impasse weigh on earnings.
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Japanese stock futures climbed on renewed optimism European officials will combat the region’s sovereign-debt crisis. Australian shares rose.
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Nikko Asset Management Co. this week began choosing lead underwriters for an initial public offering, said three people familiar with the plan, setting up the first debut share sale by a major Japanese asset manager in a decade.
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Japanese shares rose, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average extending an eight-month high, amid optimism the central bank will ease policy after the election, and on signs U.S. budget talks are progressing.
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Japanese and Australian stock futures rose as global markets rebounded amid increasing corporate takeovers, rising commodity prices and reduced valuations that investors say make stocks from New York to London and Tokyo “cheap.”
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Japanese shares rose, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average increasing the most in about a month, as exporters gained after U.S. retail sales beat estimates and the yen weakened.
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