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Examine the World Toys And Games Market Brief
MarketWatch - Major markets discussed in the report include United States, Canada, Japan, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Also included is a directory listing of … |
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NASCAR teams begin to cut their staffs
Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN - On Monday, she broke the gender barrier by being drafted for an independent league team as Japan's first female professional baseball player. … |
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Japanese can't agree over national anthem
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - Referring to the case, Ryu Shionoya, the minister of education, culture, sports, science and technology, said: "Some action should be taken if it is not … |
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Wakamatsu front runner for next M's manager
KING5.com, WA - The only thing left is approval from the owners in Japan, and that could come shortly. Wakamatsu was Oakland's bench coach in 2008. … |
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Report: Yanks deal P Rasner to Japanese team
Sports Network - Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - The New York Yankees have sold the contract of pitcher Darrell Rasner to a team in Japan's Central League, according to a … Yanks’ Rasner Going to Japan Yankees Sell Rasner's Contract to Japanese League, ESPN Says Rasner's contract sold to Japan |
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Kansas City Star, MO - High school student Eri Yoshida was drafted by the Kobe 9 Cruise, a professional team in Japan’s new independent league that will start its first season … |
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Mazda buys back chunk of own shares from Ford
The Associated Press - … percent stake in Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp. for 22.37 billion yen ($230 million). Mazda Motor Corp., which makes the RX-8 sports car and Miata roadster, … Ford Sells $540 Million of Mazda Stock to Ease Crunch (Update2) Report: Ford to sell two-thirds of its Mazda stake Ford to slash Mazda stake to raise cash |
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Another Wide-Right FG Try Sinks the Bills
Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY - Eri Yoshida, a 16-year-old high-school knuckleballer who emulates Tim Wakefield, is about to become Japan’s first professional female player. … |
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HIGHLIGHTS-Japan economy falls for second straight quarter
Forbes, NY - Spending on recreation/sports services, purchases of home appliances such as flat TVs, clothing and personal computers rose, the official said. … |
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Examine the World Sporting Goods Market Brief
MarketWatch - The European, and Asian markets are briefly synopsized with pithy discussions on select countries ie UK, Germany, France, Japan, China, Hong Kong, … |
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