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Exxon Mobil, Mobil oil, Oil Prices, energy, gasoline, industry, petroleum. tp1
Company   Economy   Energy   Industry   Photos  
 The Australian 
Oil Search, Exxon lead gas race with $2.5bn PNG deal
| OIL Search and Exxon Mobil have cemented themselves as the frontrunners in the race for the region's next big gas export scheme after signing agreements to sell more than $US2 billion ($2.48bn) wort... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Cardboard-Recycling
Coffin   Death   Eco-friendly   Japanese   Photos  
 Asahi News 
Cardboard coffins ensure eco-friendly send-off
| In an era when environmental sustainability has been embraced as an issue of paramount concern, a growing number of Japanese have found a way to do their bit for the planet even after death. | Many ... (photo: WN / shereen)
Chest X-ray - X-Ray Film  Daily Yomiuri 
Study: 1 in 8 with lung cancer shows asbestos exposure
| OSAKA--Pleural plaques, or a thickening of lung membranes due to asbestos exposure, were found in one in eight lung cancer patients, according to medical research papers jointly released by 12 medic... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

Disease   Health   Medical   Photos   Science  
Rainbow Bridge connecting central Tokyo to Odaiba.  Asahi News 
Tourism to bounce back in September
| A surge in September travel bookings by people compensating for canceled Golden Week plans is expected to bring relief to the tourism industry in the wake of the recent swine flu scare. | Travel age... (photo: Creative Commons / Ellywa)

Industry   Japan   Photos   Tourism   Travel  
Top Stories
 Jetstar - Jetstar Asia Airbus A320-200 taxiing (9V-JSA) at Singapore Changi Airport. /aaeh NZ Herald
Jetstar cuts Japan flights over swine flu fears
New 4:51PM Friday May 29, 2009 | BRISBANE - Jetstar has cut next month's flights from Australia to Japan by a third as the swine flu scare has caused a sharp fall in Japa... (photo: GFDL)
Airlines   Business   Japan   Photos   Transport  
 Jetstar - Jetstar´s Inaugural Townsville Flight, Boeing 717-200 VH-VQK, docked at Gate 4 at Townsville International Airport. /aaeh The Australian
Jetstar's Japan flights hit by flu fallout
| JETSTAR says it remains committed to the Japanese market despite a decision to cancel almost a third of its flights to the destination next month. | The decision to can... (photo: Public Domain)

Aerospace   Japan   Market   Photos   Transport  
Woman selling pork meat in public market Independent online
 Swine flu: Russia ban Japanese pork imports
| Moscow - Russia has banned pork imports from three Japanese districts due to swine flu, the country's animal and plant health watchdog said Tuesday. | "In light of the ... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Imports   Photos   Pork   Russia   Swineflu  
Goldman Sachs CNBC
MBK Joins Goldman-Led Buyout of Japan's Universal
Goldman Sachs and private equity firm MBK Partners will jointly buy Universal Studios Japan (USJ) in a $1.4 billion deal, South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper reported ... (photo: Public Domain / )

Business   Equity   Japan   Korea   Photos  
Kids - Parents - People - Playground - Japan Asahi News
Single parents on welfare lose child benefits
| OTARU, Hokkaido--A 40-year-old woman here was already struggling with her divorce, the multiple medical conditions that sapped her ability to work and the difficulties ... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Hokkaido   Japan   Kids   Parenting   Photos  
Construction site for Hokuriku Shinkansen, near Fukui Station, Fukui, Fukui Prefecture, Japan The New York Times
In Japan, Secure Jobs Have a Cost
| OSAKA, Japan - When the sheet metal orders coming into his small business, High Metal, fell by half last October, it never occurred to Masaaki Taruki to lay off his wor... (photo: Creative Commons / Fg)
Business   Employment   Japan   Photos   Subsidies  
Panasonic building establishment and warehouse, Monday, January, 5, 2009 The Times Of India
Panasonic to cut top execs' pay 30%
| 20 May, 2009, 1242 hrs IST,PTI               Text: OSAKA: Japan's Panasonic Corp plans to cut the annual pay of its president an... (photo: WN / James D.)
Business   Japan   Market   Panasonic   Photos  
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Japan News
Then candidate for a new director general of the UN nuclear agency IAEA, Yukiya Amano of Japan, is seen prior to the start to a hearing of the candidates in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, July 2, 2009. Japanese Yukiya Amano to head up International Atomic Energy AgencyThe Australian
An investor talks with his mobile phone as he looks at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008. A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and EuropeThe New York Times
Foreign tourists look at a map of North Korean capital of Pyongyang beside a picture of a North Korean rocket, which was fired in April, on display at a South Korean observation post in Paju near the border village of the Panmunjom, South Korea, Thursday, July 2, 2009. Pyongyang plans fourth of July fireworksAsia Times
Stock Market
Electronic board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange - business - Market World markets slide on grim US jobs report Kansas City Star
Brokers are seen under the curve of German stock index DAX at the stock market in Frankfurt, central Germany, Monday, Oct. 20, 2008. European Stocks Seen Opening Higher Wall Street Journal
US Dollar - Currency Dollar, yen hold gains as job losses cloud outlook The Guardian
Oil & Energy
The flag of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) flies in front of the Vienna headquarters at the Vienna International Center, Friday, March 27, 2009. Two men with differing visions for the International Atomic Energy, Yukiya Amano of Japan and Abdul Samad Minty of South Africa, failed Friday to win enough support to become its new chief, splitting the vote among the agency's developed and developing countries. Japan welcomes new IAEA chief Al Jazeera
Hitachi, Ltd. (), in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan Hitachi to supply lithium-ion batteries to GM Wtop
** FILE** A Thai investor looks at stock prices on an electronic board at a private stock trading floor in Bangkok, Thailand in this Dec. 20, 2006 file photo. The three countries hit hardest by the Asian Financial crisis that began July 2, 1997 _ Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea _ have charted sharply divergent paths over the last 10 years, reflecting their differing responses to the crisis and policies since then. (AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong, File)hg3 Asia stocks up amid caution ahead of US job report The Press Democrat
Tech News
File - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets with Taro Aso, Prime Minister of Japan. UN chief urges Japan climate action Al Jazeera
Sony-MP4-Walkman Walkman turns 30 as Sony struggles against MP3 rivals NZ Herald
Sony Walkman Sony toils as Walkman hits 30th anniversary CNBC
Computers & Internet
Civil Servie Commission - CSC Region Eleven office CSC wins $29M Navy award The Business Review
PSP - Gaming - Technology - Gadget E3 2009: Sony Boosts Further Support for PSP Game Development IGN Insider
 Intel Corp.´s Chief Operating Officer Craig Barrett smiles at his desk at Intel headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., Tuesday, May 20, 1997. On Wednesday, Barrett became president of Intel as CEO Andy Grove changed titles from president to chairman. Craig Barrett: Goodbye to Intel BBC News
Finance & Investments Economy
- New Minamata criteria a compromise
- 8 firms eye fuel-cell car energy supply network
- Reputations on line as Japan pulls out stops to win rail con
- Love hotel business zooms despite downturn
- Roadside land values fall across nation for the 1st time in
- HTA OKs $3.4M extra to attract tourists
Sony PSP
PSP Go, motion-sensing controller hope to challenge Nintendo, Apple
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- Reputations on line as Japan pulls out stops to win rail con
- 71% of business leaders say local economies still shrinking
- Ritzy hotels slashing prices to fill rooms amid recession
- Ritzy hotels caught up in cutthroat competition
- Masaru Hayami: Governor of the Bank of Japan
- For Toyooka, economic success is in the bag
Construction site for Hokuriku Shinkansen, near Fukui Station, Fukui, Fukui Prefecture, Japan
In Japan, Secure Jobs Have a Cost
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Trade & Market Industry
- Jetstar's Japan flights hit by flu fallout
- Nikkei pares gains after N.Korea test, but impact limited
- Panasonic to cut top execs' pay 30%
- Nikkei sinks as exporters fall on yen, Panasonic down
- Nikkei Falls But Health Stocks Rise
- Japanese Stocks Expected to Open Higher
 Jetstar - Jetstar´s Inaugural Townsville Flight, Boeing 717-200 VH-VQK, docked at Gate 4 at Townsville International Airport. /aaeh
Jetstar's Japan flights hit by flu fallout
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- New Minamata criteria a compromise
- 8 firms eye fuel-cell car energy supply network
- Reputations on line as Japan pulls out stops to win rail con
- 1st electric taxis to hit road in Ehime Pref.
- Love hotel business zooms despite downturn
- HTA OKs $3.4M extra to attract tourists
Cardboard-Recycling
Cardboard coffins ensure eco-friendly send-off
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Marketing & Advertising Employment
- New Minamata criteria a compromise
- Tokyo poll campaign starts / 'Ishihara ruling bloc,'
- Japanese Yukiya Amano to head up International Atomic Energy
- A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
- Market Rap
- Major nations should back dollar as key currency: Japan
Then candidate for a new director general of the UN nuclear agency IAEA, Yukiya Amano of Japan, is seen prior to the start to a hearing of the candidates in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, July 2, 2009.
Japanese Yukiya Amano to head up International Atomic Energy Agency
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- 55-year-old man arrested over Odawara murder
- Party leaders rally in Tokyo as metropolitan election nears
- New Minamata criteria a compromise
- Govt changes fiscal policy tack / Move ahead of lower house
- 8 firms eye fuel-cell car energy supply network
- Amano's appointment opportunity for IAEA
An investor talks with his mobile phone as he looks at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008.
A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
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Banking Maritime
- Pyongyang plans fourth of July fireworks
- Dollar Up vs Euro, Down vs Yen After Jobs Data
- Japan stocks fall on bank merger worries
- Japan stocks fall on bank merger worries
- Dollar inches up, China watched, payrolls awaited
- Shinsei to Buy Aozora to Create Japan No.6 Bank
Foreign tourists look at a map of North Korean capital of Pyongyang beside a picture of a North Korean rocket, which was fired in April, on display at a South Korean observation post in Paju near the border village of the Panmunjom, South Korea, Thursday, July 2, 2009.
Pyongyang plans fourth of July fireworks
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- Firm tied to past Myanmar exports / N. Korea-affiliated Toko
- Suspected North Korean arms ship changes course
-  N Korea tracked under new sanctions
- Suspected North Korea arms ship changes course
- Lockheed Martin ships 1,000th missile from Akron
- Sprinter Fukushima among 29 c'ships debutants
 A North Korean ship, the Kang Nam I, is anchored in Hong Kong waters on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2006. The ship that planned to deliver scrap metal to Taiwan has been detained in Hong Kong for safety violations, a newspaper said Tuesday. The reported incident a
 N Korea tracked under new sanctions
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