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The number of companies delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange is projected to reach a record high for the third consecutive year, reflecting ongoing market pressures and corporate restructuring.

Japanese food conglomerate House Foods is reportedly exploring options to divest its Ichibanya restaurant brand or potentially exit the public stock market entirely.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily dropped by over 2000 points on July 28, following a selloff in semiconductor-related stocks on the New York market the previous day, which triggered widespread selling in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange saw the Nikkei average temporarily fall by more than 1200 points, driven by widespread profit-taking in rapidly rising semiconductor-related stocks.

An unprecedented investment fever surrounding artificial intelligence has gripped Japan, disrupting the balance on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) and causing daily turnover to skyrocket to $63 billion, driven by traditional Japanese retail investors.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily surpassed ¥63,400, setting a new intraday high, fueled by continued expectations for AI and semiconductor market expansion.

The Tokyo stock exchange experienced a decline after Japan's decision to maintain its interest rates, while oil prices also saw a significant drop in the morning hours.

The benchmark Nikkei index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange surpassed 60,000 points for the first time on Thursday, driven by strong performance in technology stocks.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily fell by more than 1500 yen on March 19th.

Listings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell by roughly 30% in the first half of the year, driven by concerns over the Iran conflict, AI market volatility, and rising interest rates.

Initial public offerings for startups on the Tokyo Stock Exchange have reached unprecedented market capitalization levels, reflecting growing investor confidence in Japan's emerging tech sector.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily fell by over 1000 points, driven by widespread selling orders to secure profits, particularly in semiconductor-related stocks, following recent rapid gains.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei index has surpassed 68,000, reaching a new record high. This surge is attributed to the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence.

The broader TOPIX index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange also reached a record intraday high, at 3,953.89.

The Tokyo stock exchange saw a surge of euphoria, with the Nikkei 225 gaining 5.58% in a single session and SoftBank shares rising by 18% after a long weekend.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange has reached a new milestone, surpassing 60,000 points for the first time, driven by strong performance in the technology sector.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange is developing new disclosure regulations specifically for midsize companies, against a backdrop of the Nikkei 225 stock average more than doubling since March 2023.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily rose by over 1400 yen, indicating a strengthening trend of buying back shares.

Financial data on Barron's monitors the trading activity and market valuation of giftee Group Inc. listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corp. is reportedly planning to go public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as early as December, five years after its formation from units of Japanese materials companies.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei average surged over 800 yen on Monday, surpassing 72,000 yen for the first time and setting a new intraday record. The rally was fueled by buying in AI and semiconductor stocks following news of US-Iran conflict resolution talks in Switzerland.

The Nikkei 225 stock index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Prime section reached a new high of 66,428.81 on Wednesday morning, marking the first time it has topped 66,000.

Japanese retail traders are experiencing a surge in activity, driven by interest in AI-related stocks and a boom in off-exchange trading, nearly doubling the Tokyo Stock Exchange's prime market volume.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange officially announced penalties, including a 91.2 million yen fine, against Nidec (formerly Japan Electric) for improper accounting practices, and also issued a penalty against KDDI.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange has reached a new milestone, surpassing 60,000 points for the first time, largely boosted by the performance of the technology sector.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange plans to seek a penalty of ¥91.2 million (over $600,000 USD) from electronics component maker Nidec, formerly Nippon Densan, for accounting irregularities that undermined investor trust.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange saw the Nikkei average exceed 59,000 yen for the first time on the 26th, driven by gains in US stocks and reduced expectations of an early interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan following a government personnel proposal.