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Top Japanese conglomerate Hitachi is the latest foreign firm to join in rehabilitation efforts for Super Typhoon Yolanda-stricken provinces in the Visayas.

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World markets were lower Tuesday, following a late-day slide on Wall Street and more bad news from Japan as it raced to stop a radiation leak from a nuclear power plant damaged in an earthquake nearly three weeks ago.

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