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China's Hu ends 'satisfactory and successful' Japan visit
TOKYO (AP) - Chinese President Hu Jintao toured two ancient Buddhist temples and a leading electronics company Saturday on the last day of what he termed a successful Japan visit. | "This trip was sat... (photo: AP )

China´s President Hu Jintao, left, shares a light moment with his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkoz

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China's Hu ends 'satisfactory and successful' Japan visit
TOKYO (Map, News) - Chinese President Hu Jintao toured two ancient Buddhist temples and a leading electronics company Saturday on the last day of what he termed a successful Japan visit. | "This trip ... (photo: AP Photo)

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Daily Yomiuri
Healthy eating project misused 650,000 yen of Osaka Pref. funds
| An association comprising the Osaka prefectural government, four municipal governments and several firms connected to the food industry misused 650,000 yen allocated to a technology-driven nutrition... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)

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Announcement of Financial Results: Matsushita Reports Annual Net Profit Increase
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers | OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 28, 2008--Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Matsushita(NYSE:MC)) today reported its consolidated financial results for... (photo: GFDL)

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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan. Foreground left: Matsushita Electric House of History; behind: Corporate R&D laboratories(sk1)

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Matsushita quarterly profit jumps
TOOLS | TOKYO - Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profits soared more than 160 percent in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of cell phones, flat-pan... (photo: GFDL)
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Time Magazine
Profit Rises at Samsung, Plunges at Toshiba
| (SEOUL, South Korea) — Samsung Electronics said Friday its profit rose 37 percent in the first quarter as strength in mobile phones and liquid crystal displays off... (photo: WN)
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International Herald Tribune
Profit at Samsung jumps while Toshiba's plunges on losses from leaving HD DVD business
| : Samsung Electronics said Friday that net profit jumped 37 percent in the first quarter as strength in mobile phones and liquid crystal displays offset weakness in sem... (photo: WN / Malliga)
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Baseball Team Scores Home Run for Busan Economy
Rare signs of vitality are being seen in the long-depressed regional economy of Busan -- a result of neither the central government's pump-priming policy nor any regional... (photo: public domain photo / )

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Daily Yomiuri
Conveyer belt sushi celebrates its 50th anniversary
| OSAKA--April marks the 50th birthday of conveyer belt sushi restaurants, establishments whose reasonably priced sushi has made them a popular dining option for families... (photo: Creative Commons / rhosoi)
Japan Photos Restaurants Sushi Tourists

The Star
The different faces of Singapore
| The top 10% of the population are the rich, who live in wealthy districts, while the bottom 20% are the languishers who have difficulty coping with a high cost structur... (photo: WN)
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Mitglieder des Deutschen Ethikrates verfolgen am Freitag, 11. April 2008, im Bundestag in Berlin die Debatte ueber Aenderungen im Stammzellen-Gesetz. Der Bundestag hat eine Verschiebung des Stichtags zum Import embryonaler Stammzellen auf den 1. Mai 2007 beschlossen

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Bayer team successful in producing iPS cells from human skin cells+
OSAKA, April 11 (Kyodo) - A team of researchers from the Japan unit of German chemical giant Bayer A.G. was successful last year in producing induced pluripotent stem cel... (photo: (AP Photo / Markus Schreiber))
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