Tokyo Stock Exchange

The Tokyo Stock Exchange, or TSE, located in Tokyo, Japan, is the second largest stock exchange in the world by aggregate market capitalization of its listed companies, second only to the New York Stock Exchange. As of 31 December 2007, the Tokyo Stock Exchange had 2,414 listed companies with a combined market capitalization of $4.3 trillion.

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Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 5/4/2012

By Comsec

The Australian market fell for the second straight day today, with the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) down 0.8 pct or 35.1 pts to 4459.4. Despite the losses, local shares still ended around 0.5 pct higher for the week. (May 04)

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American CEO quits Nippon Sheet after "disagreements"

By Reuters

The American president and chief executive of Nippon Sheet Glass Co Ltd <5202.T> quit the company after less than two years in the post following "fundamental disagreements" with the board over strategy, chairman Katsuji Fujimoto said on Wednesday. (Apr 18)

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Sumitomo Metal Mining Finds New Gold Deposit in Alaska

By IBTimes

Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. (TYO:5713), a major Japanese non-ferrous metal miner, said Tuesday it has discovered a new gold deposit containing about 40 metric tons of gold at its Pogo mine in Alaska. (Mar 27)

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TSE says to end start-up market JV with London bourse

By Reuters UK

The Tokyo Stock Exchange said on Tuesday it would dissolve its joint venture in Japan with the London Stock Exchange, with the TSE running the market for professional investors on its own. (Mar 27)

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Scandal-hit Olympus unveils new devices to rebuild firm

By Reuters

Japan's scandal-hit Olympus Corp on Wednesday unveiled three new medical products it hopes will help it out of the crisis left by a huge accounting fraud which erupted last year, threatening to destroy the 92-year-old firm. (Mar 21)

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Former Olympus President and CEO Michael Woodford speaks to the media at a news conference in London February 16, 2012.
Olympus Chiefs Charged With $1.7 Billion Accounting Fraud

By IBTimes

Tokyo District Public Prosecutor's Office said Wednesday it had charged the individuals for falsifying financial statements in a bid to hide company losses for the financial years 2006 and 2007. (Mar 07)

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The Olympus logo on its camera is seen in this illustrative photograph taken in Tokyo November 24, 2011.
Japan Prosecutors Charge Key Figures in Olympus Scandal

By Reuters

Tokyo prosecutors on Wednesday charged Olympus Corp and six key figures in the $1.7 billion accounting fraud at the camera and endoscope maker, tightening their case in the investigation of one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals. (Mar 07)

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A man walks past a signboard of Olympus Corp outside its showroom in Tokyo
Japan prosecutors charge key figures in Olympus scandal

By Reuters UK

Tokyo prosecutors on Wednesday charged Olympus Corp and six key figures in the $1.7 billion (1.1 billion pound) accounting fraud at the camera and endoscope maker, tightening their case in the investigation of one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals. (Mar 07)

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Burma’s Economy: The Next Big Story in Asia

By The Daily Reckoning Australia

"It's like Thailand was 50 years ago," Alexandre de Lesseps told me. We were talking about the next big emerging market to bloom in Asia. (Feb 29)

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Tsuyoshi Kikukawa
Olympus Ex-Chairman Arrested for Accounting Fraud

By IBTimes UK

Olympus is under investigation for its cover-up of financial losses including the restatement on past security reports and net assets. (Feb 16)

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