Economic growth in Japan exceeds rate in EU, U.S.

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Japan posted higher economic growth than the European Union and the U.S. for the 2003 second quarter. Japan's economy was helped by a rise in corporate investments during the period. Japan posted 1% economic growth for the quarter.

United States, Labor Distribution by Employer, Economic aspects, Statistics, Economic conditions, European Union

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Japanese banks will trim staff amid pressure from government

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Severa Japanese banks have promised to downsize their staffs and shut down redundant branches. Banks have been coming under pressure from the Japanese government to restructure their money-losing businesses.

Strategy & planning, Banking Institutions, Depository Credit Intermediation, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Personnel administration, Planning, Human resource management, Banks (Finance), Company personnel management, Layoffs, Company business planning, Layoff

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Bank of Yokohama stands out with a healthy balance sheet

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Japan's Bank of Yokohama is solid, expecting increased share price.

Commercial Banks, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Market share, Finance, Company market share, Company financing, Industry forecasts, Bank of Yokohama Ltd.

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