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Toyota won't join Autobytel, CarPoint
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Toyoto won't join Autobytel, CarPoint
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Contract manufacturer Jabil launches Japan arm
News Jabil Circuit said it has set up a subsidiary in Japan to seek more local clients for its services in manufacturing components for personal computers, cellular phones and telecommunications equipment.
Nintendo's portable console adds services
News The Japanese giant has made its DSi gaming console into an all-purpose gizmo that can act as a guide, map, or reference book.
Tags: Game players, Video Game, Video, Europe, Sales, Japan, DS, Deutsche Securities, Nintendo Wii, console
GigaMedia raising US$274m in sale for Nasdaq listing
News GigaMedia Ltd said it plans to raise up to US$274 million by selling a fifth of itself for a listing on the Nasdaq stock market, becoming the first Taiwan Internet company to sell shares overseas.
Overseas sales of Sega's Dreamcast console slowing
News Sega Enterprises Ltd, the world's No 3 maker of home-use video-game consoles, said sales of its Dreamcast game box in the US and Europe are falling short of expectations so far this year.
Sega chairman dies of heart failure
News Isao Okawa, president and chairman of Sega, the video-game maker, died of heart failure in a hospital in Tokyo, Sega and its largest shareholder CSK said in a statement. Okawa was 74.
Sega's full-year loss may widen on Dreamcast costs
News Sega Corp will probably report its annual loss widened by about a third because of costs associated with the gamemaker's move to scrap its Dreamcast video-game console to focus on software development.
Sega likely to see H1 loss on Dreamcast price cuts
News Sega Corp, an unprofitable video-game console maker, is likely to report it lost money in the first half after it cut the price of its Dreamcast game box in the US and Europe.
Kyocera may forecast drop in earnings after H2 surge
News Kyocera Corp, the largest maker of ceramic chip packages, will probably indicate second-half earnings rose more than fivefold because of higher sales and a one-time gain from its stake in KDDI Corp.
Bringing 1,000 Samurai to game fans gives Capcom cost headaches
News It didn't take Keiji Inafune long to run over budget as he tried to make a sword-fight video game as compelling as a samurai epic.
Parts giant Matsushita hit by US slowdown
News Japanese electronics giant Matsushita Electric Industrial is seen posting little growth in operating profit this business year, its performance dampened by slow demand for telecommunications parts and devices.
