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    U.S. crude fell by nearly $1 a barrel as traders took profit, but remained underpinned by supply worries and strong U.S. gas demand.

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    US oil surges above $104 after stockpiles fall

    U.S. oil rose nearly $2 a barrel after the government reported a large draw in commercial crude stocks.

  • Mitsubishi: Facing lack of capital and talent
    Mitsubishi: Facing lack of capital and talent   

    Osamu Masuko, President, Mitsubishi Motors explains the need to build alliances in order to help pay for new research and development projects.

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    US oil ends under $107 on Iran rapprochement

    Brent oil oil dipped on Thursday after conciliatory comments from Iran's president, helping unwind a risk premium.

  • Nikkei Business Report
    Nikkei Business Report   

    Shares of both Mitsubishi Motors and Sharp nosedived today following reports that they are considering large-scale public offerings. Yukako Ono reports.

  • Nikkei leads Asia higher on US data and global stimulus outlook

    Asian stocks rallied on Friday, extending the previous day's strong gains as investors cheered robust global economic data and a commitment to easy monetary policy from global central banks.

  • Nikkei Business Report
    Nikkei Business Report   

    Tokyo stocks fell today as overnight remarks by Fed's Bernanke that quantitative easing may slow down later this year triggered selling. However, GS Yuasa shares shot up by nearly 6% following news that it will team up with Bosch and Mitsubishi Corporation in developing and selling lithium-ion batteries for electric cars.

  • Nikkei Business Report
    Nikkei Business Report   

    Mitsui, Mitsubishi and Nippon Yusen reached a joint venture agreement with the U.S. firm Sempra Energy. The project, estimated to cost $10 billion, plans to produce 12 million tons of liquefied natural gas a year by 2017, or equivalent to 10% of annual Japanese demand. The Nikkei's Sachiko Kishida reports.

  • Nikkei Business Report
    Nikkei Business Report   

    Mitsubishi Motors shares surged 20% after reporting net profit for the year came in nearly three times its previous forecast. The Nikkei's Sachiko Kishida reports.

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