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Universal Entertainment Corp. Chairman Kazuo Okada faces a U.S. criminal investigation related to his Philippine casino project, sending the gaming company’s shares down as much as 18 percent.
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average gained, capping its best back-to-back quarterly performance since 1972, when “The Godfather” hit the screens and Atari Inc. introduced its “Pong” video game.
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Japanese stocks may extend gains as a cluster of technical indicators signal a continuing rebound in the worst-performing equity market in the developed world this quarter, according to Tachibana Securities Co.
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Nissan Motor Co., the biggest Japanese automaker by sales in China, said deliveries in the country have been affected as it cut back on marketing events in the wake of violent anti-Japan demonstrations last month.
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average, which capped its biggest yearly advance since 2005, may extend its gains this year, according to candlestick chart analysis by Tachibana Securities Co.
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Sony Corp., Japan’s biggest exporter of consumer electronics, rose to the highest level in two months in Tokyo trading after NHK reported the company is in final talks to invest in Olympus Corp.
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The following are the day's top business stories:
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The following are the day's top business stories:
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Japanese stocks fell for the first time in three days as engineers struggled to connect power to a crippled nuclear reactor and Tokyo officials advised against giving tap water to infants after finding traces of radioactive iodine.
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average may climb to 10,000 as early as this week after its 25-day moving average entered a sustained rising trend for the first time since the end of April, according to technical analysis by Tachibana Securities Co.
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