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• Two Views on Hung Loans Japan's Olympus said it agreed to buy U.K. medical-equipment maker Gyrus Group for about $1.91 billion, in a deal underscoring the growing pressure on Japanese companies to gain scale in order to maintain competitiveness. European stocks ended lower with insurance stocks under pressure after Swiss Re said it will take a $1.1 billion hit from exposure to the U.S. subprime housing market and with losses snowballing toward the close as a sell-off on Wall Street further weighed on sentiment. 12:55 p.m. laptop computers

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• Richemont Signals Strong Season The U.S. and Russia agreed on how to safely dispose of 34 metric tons of Russian weapons-grade plutonium. The pact overcomes a major hurdle in the nonproliferation effort. 12:30 p.m. British authorities are reviewing proposals to take over lender Northern Rock, but any deal would likely need financial support from the government. desktop computer

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Porsche CEO's $100 million

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