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    +Dollar higher against yen late afternoon in Tokyo
      The dollar was trading at 114.24 yen at 4:50 p.m. (0750 GMT) Monday, up from 114.22 yen late Friday in New York.

    +Philip Morris to develop reduced risk products at $350 million research center
      With waning cigarette sales due to concerns about health, smoking bans and price increases, Philip Morris USA is staking its future in a new research center meant to develop products to reduce the risk of tobacco use.

    +Gold opens higher in Hong Kong at US$788.05 an ounce
      Gold opened at US$788.05 an ounce on Monday in Hong Kong, up US$11.90 an ounce from Friday's close of US$776.15.

    +Hot weather helped lift Japan retail sales 0.5 percent in September
      Japanese retail sales rose for a second straight month in September, increasing 0.5 percent from a year earlier, bolstered by hotter weather and two long weekends during the month, the government said Monday.

    +Oil hits record high on news of cut in Mexico's output
      Oil prices rose above $93 a barrel to a new trading high in Asia Monday after Mexico's state oil company said it was suspending about a fifth of its oil production due to a storm.

    +Novartis to invest US$700M in Singapore cell culture plant
      Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis AG said Monday it will invest US$700 million (?485 million) in a cell culture production facility in Singapore.

    +Hong Kong stock index jumps 3.5 percent in morning session to new high
      Hong Kong's key stock index surged to a new high in morning trading Monday, led by property stocks on expectations of an interest rate cut in the United States and amid a growing demand for shares of mainland Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong.

    +Swiss Xstrata makes US$2.8 bln bid for Australia's Jubilee nickel mine
      Swiss mining giant Xstrata PLC unveiled a friendly takeover offer for Australia's Jubilee Mines NL worth 3 billion Australian dollars (US$2.8 billion; ?2.0 billion), the companies said Monday.

    +Tokyo stock market's main index rises 1.2 percent
      The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 issues closed at 16,698.08 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Monday, up 192.45 points, or 1.17 percent, from Friday.

    +Report: Japan's Pentax mulls seeking damages from Matsushita over battery plant fire
      Japan's Pentax Corp. may seek monetary damages from a battery-making subsidiary of electronics giant Matsushita after a fire at a plant run by the company caused Pentax to delay the launch of a new camera, Pentax said Monday, according to a media report.

    +Nissan firms up small truck partnership with Indian company
      Japan's Nissan Motor Co. on Monday firmed up its partnership with Indian truck and bus maker Ashok Leyland Ltd. to jointly develop and manufacture light commercial vehicles in India.

    +Dollar falls versus yen amid speculation US will cut interest rate
      The dollar fell against the yen Monday in Asia amid speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will likely cut its key interest rate this week.

    +Toshiba says quarterly profit declines 28 percent even as sales grow
      Toshiba reported a 28 percent drop in profit for the July-September quarter Monday, partly because of one-time expenses for property value calculations that offset solid sales in computers and chips.

    +Euro hits new high against US dollar
      The euro crept steadily higher against the U.S. dollar, reaching a new record and then continuing its climb in morning European trading on Monday, as markets looked for signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve about a likely rate cut this week.

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