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Tokyo stocks close lower ahead of earnings
Tokyo stocks closed lower on Wednesday as investors remained cautious amid corporate earnings season and ahead of an unprecedented 10 days of holidays next week.
Thomas Cook shares fly on takeover talk
Shares in Thomas Cook rose by almost
US new home sales jump in March
US new home sales surged in March, defying expectations, with all but one region of the country posting solid gains, the government reported Tuesday.
US expands probe of ZF-TRW airbags after another fatality
US car safety regulators have broadened
Samsung delays launch of folding Galaxy smartphone
Samsung said Monday it was delaying the launch of its folding smartphone after trouble with handsets sent to reviewers.
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