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April 18 - Asia stocks were mixed on Friday with Japan ending the week on a positive note, but China shares continuing to lose steam. Tokyo investors took heart from better than expected U.S. corporate earnings with exporters gaining ground. Shanghai stocks tumbled as much as 4 percent on worries over inflation and further monetary tightening. Tara Joseph-Hui reports.
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Apr. 18 - Citigroup posted its second consecutive quarterly loss, racking up another $16 billion in write-downs tied to unstable credit markets. The $5.11 billion quarterly loss was bigger than expected but the stock jumped on hopes the new management team will be able to stop the bleeding. Conway Gittens reports from New York.
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Apr. 18 - A museum exhibition in London offers an interactive vision of how climate change might shape the planet in 2050. By using the kind of visual stimulation usually found in an arcade, organizers hope to convey a serious message about the environment. Reuters reporter Darcy Lambton has more. SOUNBITE: Malinda Campbell, Content Manager, The Science of Survivals
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Apr. 17 - Thomson Reuters CEO Tom Glocer says scaling back on general news coverage at the newly-combined company is "totally wrong." The CEO of the newly-formed news and information provider Thomson Reuters says speculation about the company scaling back general news coverage is "totally wrong." Tom Glocer, speaking at the company's global headquarters in New York on Thursday, says "so much of the revenue in financial services is underpinned by general news" and that it could not "be more core to the history of Reuters and it couldn't be more relevant to the present and the future." Speaker: Tom Glocer CEO, Thomson Reuters Presenter: Fred Katayama New York
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Apr. 18 - Wall Street ended the week with a powerful rally after quarterly results from Google encouraged buying and Citigroup inspired hope the worst of the credit crunch was over. The Dow surged 228 points to 12,849. The S&P 500 jumped 24 points to 1,390. The Nasdaq rallied 61 points to 2,402. Crude oil prices rose $1.83 to a record close of $116.96. Conway Gittens reports from New York.
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Apr. 4 - Both the top military commander in Iraq and leading US diplomat deliver Iraq status report Congress. On the economic front, a key report is due Thursday when the Commerce Department releases trade figures. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
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