Japanese Exports Rose In February On Trade With US
Japan posted a surprise trade surplus of 32.9 billion yen, or $397.35 million, in February -- its first in five months, amid strong exports to the U.S., the Ministry of Finance said.
Russia’s Existential Crisis: No Signs Population Drop Will End
Its unique position straddling Europe and Asia and a tumultuous history tell only part of the story of why Russia faces an unprecedented challenge for an industrialized country.
Global 'Water Crisis' Looming, Secretary Clinton Warns
Steadily growing populations will escalate demand for water even as supplies are depleted, according to an intelligence report commissioned by the chief U.S. diplomat.
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A teenage girl has become an Internet cult sensation not because of her singing talents or her amazing dance moves, but because she resembles a living doll - complete with huge eyes, porcelain skin and white-blonde hair. Venus Angelic, as she is known online, is a 15-year-old girl who is gaining enormous popularity on the Internet for her YouTube tutorials on how to look like a living doll.
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Brazilian Regulators Continue Monitoring Chevron Undersea Oil Leak
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Cherry Blossom: Washington Celebrates 100 Years Of Gift Of Trees From Japan (PHOTOS)
The National Cherry Blossom Festival, the greatest springtime celebration in the U.S., kick started in Washington, DC, Tuesday, celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the gift of cherry trees from Japan, and the enduring friendship between the two nations.
Japan's Scandal-hit Olympus to Launch New Medical Devices
Japan's Olympus Corp will unveil new endoscopes on Wednesday, its first major product launch since an accounting fraud erupted last year and threatened the 92-year-old firm's survival.
Olympus To Unveil New Medical Devices, First Time Since Scandal
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San Francisco Celebrates Brides of March Annual Parade (PHOTOS)
Hundreds of participants dressed in bridal outfits gathered and drank champagne during the annual Brides of March event in San Francisco Sunday.
Majority of Japanese Oppose Nuclear Power Reactors: Poll
A majority of Japanese favor phasing out of nuclear power plants, a poll published in the Japanese newspaper Tokyo Shimbun showed Sunday.
What Japan Can Do to Boost Growth: Report
The potential growth rate in Japan is low due to a shrinking population as well as slow capital accumulation and without acceleration in productivity growth a shrinking labor force will cause GDP to contract, although GDP per capita is likely to continue to rise according to Capital Economics.
Marilyn Monroe Meets Angels at Warhol Show in Asia
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iPad 3 Release Date Friday March 16 8 a.m. - The Ultimate Buyer's Guide
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North Korea's Planned Rocket Launch Alarms South Korea, US, Japan
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Apple New iPad Release: Excitement and Queues Build Up as Fans Await Apple’s Latest [PHOTOS]
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Emergency Oil Stocks to be Released by UK and US
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Apple Stock Hits New High As 'IPad 3' Hits Stores In Australia
Apple shares hit an all-time high of $600 on the Nasdaq on Thursday, after the new iPad went on sale in Australia Friday morning.
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A mere three days after the one-year anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan, another earthquake hit. On Wednesday evening, a 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit the northern region of the country.
US, UK Agree To Emergency Oil Release
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Japan Earthquake 2012: Tokyo At Risk For Major Disaster In Near Future
Just days after the somber one-year anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that killed nearly 16,000 people in 2011, Japan was struck by two new earthquakes.
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