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January 30, 2006

Tokyo exchange blind-sided by

Tokyo exchange blind-sided by surge in trading interest
Turkish Press - An elderly Japanese couple look at share prices from the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). The TSE has been caught by surprise amid a surge in interest among day traders that pushed its computer system to the verge of a breakdown. (AFP) It may be Asia's

Tokyo bourse to further cut trading hours for Livedoor shares
Forbes - TOKYO (AFX) - The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) said it will further reduce the trading period for shares of Internet group Livedoor to avoid potential pressure on its system. Starting tomorrow, trade will be restricted to between 2.00 pm (0500 GMT) and

Japanese Stocks Rebound More Than 2 Pct.
India Daily - Japan's main stock index bounced back with vigor Thursday as investors snapped up technology and Internet-related stocks that had been beaten down in the market's big sell-off the previous two days. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index gained 355.10 points

Tokyo Stock Exchange installs new clearing system
Infoworld - The IT systems at the world's second largest stock exchange have been in the spotlight after several problems in the last few months. The most recent occurred on Jan. 18 when the exchange was forced to close early to prevent a possible system

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