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Japan stocks fall on dire earnings

Business Feb. 02, 2009 - 05:04PM JST ( 3 )

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rajakumarFeb. 02, 2009 - 09:15PM JST

Japan should declare war on poverty even if japan companies value is dropping. Poverty eradication in japan does not depend on Motor Industries,when japan use more trains.

Japan should use strong yen to import food and subsidies food prices for japan, during this war on poverty slowdown time. There are many ways to eradicate the burden of poverty in going into global slowdown japan.
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haitkayomccombsFeb. 03, 2009 - 02:50PM JST

Koizumi! Where are you?
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930148mikeFeb. 03, 2009 - 09:36PM JST

The global recession is now hitting Japan and the impact is hard. Many of Japan's previously super-profitable and hitherto seemingly impervious iconic corporations are now haemorrhaging - in 2008 Panasonic lost US$1.0 billion; Toyota lost US$1.6 billion; Honda lost US$1.6 billion; Sony lost US$2.9 billion; Toshiba lost US$3.0 billion; NEC lost US$3.2 billion and Hitachi lost US$7.8 billion. Even more gloomily, economists cannot agree on how long the recession in Japan will last. The most optimistic say another quarter, whilst the most pessimistic say another 10 or even 12 years. Whichever way one looks at it, the prospects are threatening and Japan will be the poorer. The world's second largest economy is struggling and no one can accurately predict how long the hardship will continue.