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                    [Title] => Index retreats 28.85 pts on across-the-board selling
                    [Summary] => Share prices closed 1.34 percent lower yesterday on across-the-board selling prompted by a fresh spike in oil prices and Wall Street’s losses overnight, dealers said.


Massive losses in Tokyo generally unsettled the region, with investors there anxious about a probe into Internet company Livedoor.


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The all-shares index fell 19.28 points to 999.76.


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Twitter hack: Made in Japan?

September 23, 2010 - 10:38pm

This week's Twitter attack that caused a widespread headache for the micro-blogging service appears to have been triggered by a Japanese computer hacker who says he was only trying to help.

Index retreats 28.85 pts on across-the-board selling

January 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Share prices closed 1.34 percent lower yesterday on across-the-board selling prompted by a fresh spike in oil prices and Wall Street’s losses overnight, dealers said. Massive losses in Tokyo generally unsettled...

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