Business Update: Japan aid plan

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Japan is planning a $16.7 billion scheme to buy shares in private firms hit by the global financial crisis, helping the local market Tuesday. The trade ministry said it had not decided which firms to buy, but the news boosted Japanese stocks and helped pushed down the yen. Dan Sloan reports.

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