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/ 1 January 2002

Dollar steady, fails to make gains despite Wall St

The dollar failed to make gains against the euro and yen on Tuesday despite a rally on Wall Street as players remained sceptical of chances of a strong US economic recovery.

By Kazunori Takada
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/ 1 January 2002

Japan asks UN for Security Council seat

Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi on Friday asked the UN General Assembly to speed up reforming the Security Council by creating more seats — including one for Japan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Japanese media question North Korea’s sincerity

Japanese media on Wednesday questioned North Korea’s sincerity at an historic summit and said the revelation that eight kidnapped Japanese citizens had died there was a bitter pill to swallow at the start of renewed normalisation talks.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Battle lines drawn in war of Japanese game market

Microsoft said on Tuesday its Xbox video console aims to win the number one slot in the Japanese computer game market, dominated by mighty rival Sony Corp’s PlayStation2.

By Staff Reporter
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