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By KEITH BRADSHER Policy makers must decide how much more currency appreciation the surging export industry can withstand. By HIROKO TABUCHI Japan knows that the status quo, such as it was, is gone. It is now looking to what kind of economy it wants to cultivate for the future. Bits Blog By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER Google introduced its long-awaited Chromebooks, along with hardware and software subscriptions for businesses and schools. By STEPHEN CASTLE and JACK EWING Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a newspaper interview that Mario Draghi embodies German ideas about economic stability. DealBook By DEALBOOK The American International Group and the Treasury Department will sell roughly 300 million shares, in the insurer's latest step toward regaining its independence from the government. |
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