1.   A strong yen cuts the value of dollar-denominated revenue and pressures exporters to raise prices overseas.

2.   Japanese stocks fell, led by exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Sony Corp., amid concern the strengthening yen will cut into profits.

3.   Japanese stocks fell, led by exporters such as Honda Motor Co. and Hitachi Ltd., amid concern the strong yen may cut into earnings.

4.   Japanese stocks fell, led by foreign exchange-sensitive exporters like Toyota Motor Corp. and Sony Corp. on concern the stronger yen will cut profits.

5.   Japanese stocks rose, led by exporters on signs of a healthy U.S. economy and importers on optimism that the stronger yen will cut costs and increase earnings.

6.   Japanese stocks fell, led by exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Canon Inc., as investors bet a stronger yen would cut into profits.

7.   New Oji Paper Co. profits nearly tripled in the most recent fiscal year as demand for paper picked up and a strong yen cut raw material costs.

8.   New Oji Paper Co. profits nearly tripled in the most recent fiscal year as demand for paper picked up and a strong yen cut the cost of raw materials.

9.   Retailers are heavily dependent on imports, and a stronger yen cuts the cost they have to pay on imports.

10.   Retailers are heavily dependent on imports, and a stronger yen cuts the costs they have to pay for imports.