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For more than 140 years, Nikkei has been providing unparalleled coverage of Japan's economy, industries and markets. The group's business portfolio includes publishing, broadcasting and the Nikkei 225 stock index. Its flagship newspaper, The Nikkei, has a circulation of approximately 3 million. With 24 bureaus across the region and over 1,300 correspondents worldwide, Nikkei is ideally positioned to provide Asian news and analysis to a global audience.

Stocks fell today as investors grew more concerned over economic softness going forward as the Federal Reserve does not anticipate on implementing additional stimulus.

Stocks surged as much as 3 percent today after rumors that an IMF bailout gave investors some false optimism, but strong holiday sales helped to hold up the momentum.

Wall Street sank today modestly today as continued European turmoil weighs on investors. Up ahead, the market is watching retail numbers closely along with several key economic data points.

Wall Street was sagging lower today, but a late rally in the day helped stocks to close in the green as investors keep a close eye on Europe's financial crisis.

Wall Street opened the shortened week on a low note today as investors are increasingly worried that the Super Committee has failed to reach decisions on vital budget cuts.

Stocks rallied back from yesterday's decline but mixed earnings and uneasiness in Europe could mean additional drops. Apple surprised Wall Street with an uncharacteristic miss in Q4.

Strong earnings, major mergers and acquisitions news, and promising developments in Europe helped to boost the stock market to start off week.