Seattle Times
The Bank of Japan is pumping an additional 3 trillion yen ($37.5 billion) into money markets to stabilize them after last week's earthquake and tsunami...Bank of Japan Gov. Masaaki Shirakawa also expressed hopes the actions promised by the Group of...
United Press International
U.S. markets staged a comeback Thursday morning after three days of losses suffered in concert with the plight of Japan, devastated by Friday's earthquake. Equities in Tokyo moved lower Thursday, but checked themselves with a gain of 5 percent...
News 24
The number of people confirmed dead in the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan has hit 6 539, surpassing the toll from the massive tremor in Kobe in 1995, police said on Friday. The number of people unaccounted for rose slightly to 10 354,...
Star Tribune
The yen fell in early Friday trading after the Group of Seven major governments pledged solidarity with Japan and promised to intervene in currency markets to support its quake recovery. The G-7 did not say what it would do, but the yen has risen...
Financial Times
Estimates of economic cost are possible, but should be treated with great caution...Barclays Capital gives a range of Y5,000-10,000bn ($60-120bn). Barring further nuclear-related damage, the final count could well come at the lower end. The cost of...
Positive News Media
Japan will certainly affect the material supplies in the Philippine electronics industry as, incidentally, most of the electronics industry locators in the Philippines are Japanese-owned companies. Japanese member-companies that accounts for around...