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Osaka

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osaka

[ noun ]
port city on southern Honshu on Osaka Bay; a commercial and industrial center of Japan
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However, the effects of the Brazilian loans were offset by gains from the sale of real estate in Osaka, Japan, for $52 million after taxes.
Share prices also rebounded on the Osaka Stock Exchange, the country's second largest bourse, but the Osaka 50, Japan's only stock futures contract, declined.
Share prices also rebounded on the Osaka Stock Exchange, the country's second largest bourse, but the Osaka 50, Japan's only stock futures contract, declined.
No charges have been filed against the broker, nor have Osaka police been brought into the case.
About 350 staff are being transferred from its Osaka head office to sales and marketing departments. Mr Iue is being replaced by Mr Yasuaki Takano, 61, Sanyo's vice president since 1986.
With New York's rating set at 100, Tokyo was rated at 170, and Osaka at 153, among the 89 major cities in the survey released Tuesday by Corporate Resources Group, a Geneva-based consultancy.
Rioting did not spread beyond the neighborhood, but it caused traffic tie-ups in parts of Osaka as police blocked off several major streets, and some rail service was disrupted.
The Osaka Stock Exchange initiated Japan's first stock-index futures system this spring in an effort to popularize this type of trading among Japanese investors.
This month, the Tokyo Stock Exchange began trading indexed futures on its own 1,100-stock index, the Topix, and the smaller Osaka Securities Exchange will soon introduce a similar index based on the Nikkei index of 225 stocks.
In Honolulu, retired U.S. Navy submariner Ralph Adams recalled how he helped rescue five airmen shot down in two planes 44 years ago about 70 miles off Osaka, Japan.
The Osaka Stock Exchange said it is postponing plans to begin limited stock-index futures trading because of a delay in passing securities tax legislation in Japan's parliament.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will fly to 28 more US destinations from Amsterdam this summer, and add Osaka in Japan to its scheduled flights in September. Flights to Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam will become bi-weekly, instead of weekly.
As the city expanded, so sold at ever-increasing profits. First he endowed a foundation in Osaka, the Osaka Sports College.
As the city expanded, so sold at ever-increasing profits. First he endowed a foundation in Osaka, the Osaka Sports College.
The vessel was on its way to Osaka, western Japan, carrying 1,450 tons of steel coils from Chongjin.
The big top goes up this summer in Sapporo, Tokyo and Osaka. Organizers hope to attract as many as 1.2 million Japanese and already are planning a 25-week run in Japan next year.
The company, Nippon Tochi, asked the Osaka District Court for protection from 256 creditors, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Typhoon Orchid swept through areas surrounding Osaka in western Japan, disrupting industry and closing the city's international airport.
In a show of strength Wednesday morning, dozens of police raided the Takumi group's headquarters and several other Yamaguchi-gumi buildings in Osaka, western Japan.
Her personal knowledge paid off. Last September Nitto Denko Corp., an Osaka, Japan, electrical-insulating concern, acquired Graphic Technology for $18.50 a share.
Less than 10 producers would suffice to meet domestic demand, believes Nomura Research Institute. Osaka Cement will be dissolved after the merger and its president, Mr Tetsunosuke Hamada, will become chairman of the new group.
The Osaka Stock Exchange, which also suffered the biggest loss in its history Tuesday, again followed Tokyo's pattern.
The session will end with release of a joint study by the two governments showing that consumers in Tokyo and Osaka must pay substantially more for the same goods than those in New York and Chicago, the officials said.
The dispute involves the $7 billion Kansai International Airport being built in Osaka in western Japan.
The same day, the rival Osaka Securities Exchange started trading in futures based on the Nikkei index, an average of 225 major stocks compiled by Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a leading business newspaper.
The only indication in the survey that land prices might be cooling was that property prices in Osaka and other cities outside Tokyo had stopped rising.
And since early in this century, women of all ages have been packing the Tokyo and Osaka theaters of the Takarazuka Review, an all-female troupe that pleases its screaming audiences with tales of cowboys, pirates and samurai.
The $7 billion Kansai Airport at Osaka, however, will be out in the bay and not likely to generate any fights with the city's residents.
For example, the authorities are finding it difficult to persuade big banks to bail out Toyo Shinkin, the small Osaka bank which was involved with Ms Onoue.
The airline also will operate the jumbo jets three times weekly between Tokyo and Minneapolis, and three times a week between Osaka, in western Japan, and Los Angeles, both beginning June 3.

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