Tokyo stocks end sharply lower on Nasdaq fall

TOKYO, Japan - A man watches the price board at a brokerage house in Tokyo's Nihombashi on Sept. 5. Share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange ended the day's morning session sharply lower on overnight falls in U.S. technology stocks.

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