(1)Tokyo stocks end higher on hopes for firm economic growth

TOKYO, Japan - Kimono-clad women at the Tokyo Stock Exchange participate in a traditional handclapping ceremony marking the start of this year's trading on Jan. 5. Tokyo stocks closed a half-day session higher on optimism about firm global economic growth. (Kyodo)

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