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(RTTNews) - Exports to Asia and to emerging countries helped push Japan’s October trade surplus to 1.019 trillion yen (US$9.3 billion). The Ministry of Finance says exports jumped 13.9 percent from the year before, to a record total of 7.516 trillion yen.

(RTTNews) - Exports to Asia and to emerging countries helped push Japan’s October trade surplus to 1.02 trillion yen (US$9.3 billion). The Ministry of Finance says exports jumped 13.9 percent from the year before, to a record total of 7.516 trillion yen.

Domestic motorcycle sales in the first ten months of 2007 stood at 3,807,985 units compared to 4,427,342 units throughout last year.

TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japan’s merchandise trade surplus rose 66.1 percent to 1.019 trillion yen in October from a year earlier, backed by strong exports to emerging markets and Asia, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday.

For half a century, Skinner’s Motorcycles has specialized in British-made motorcycles - first as a dealership for the in-demand choppers and now as a vintage shop for the two-wheel classics. When James “Pop” Skinner first opened Skinner’s Motorcycles in 1957, he sold BSA and Triumph motorcycles from a shop in Opelika that was so small it only held up to five motorcycles - for sale or repair - at …

In Celebville last week we had an arrest warrant, wounded paparazzi, celebs snogging, charitable acts, quickie weddings and quickie jail time. Whew! ‘HERO’ WARRANT: There’s an arrest warrant out for “Heroes” star Hayden Panettiere in Japan, where she participated in a save-the-dolphins

Japanese fighter Naozumi Tsuchiyama was born with a congenital defect in his right leg and when he was three years old, doctors cut off the limb to fit a prosthetic replacement.

Alice L. Baumann, 86, of Watertown, died Thursday afternoon, Sept. 27, 2007, at the Watertown Memorial Hospital, from pneumonia, following a major stroke. She was proud to have survived two courageous bouts with cancer.

In Japan, however, things are a little different. In Japan, however, things are a little different. In Japan, however, things are a little different. Read more . . .

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