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A lesson about Chinese travelers learned after a 2011 bullet train collision could vex the nation's air carriers.

Most markets elsewhere in Asia were higher.

According to a report, trading will be suspended Tuesday in 45 companies.

Negative Chinese and Japanese data did not hold markets down as oil fell.

Airlines bucked the generally negative tone in the continent's exchanges.

The Nikkei rises 78 points, or 0.6%, to 13,476.45.

Many other markets in Asia rise.

Having digested a large move, bulls need new reasons to buy.

The Shanghai Composite Index gains 57.84 points, or 1.7%, to 3471.74.

The Shanghai Composite falls 107 points, or 3%, and the Hang Seng falls 436 points, or 1.9%

But Hong Kong sees a 3.6% loss in sympathy with Wall Street.

Few investors in Hong Kong think the riots are significant.

Traders express serious concerns about the threat of bird flu, compounding monetary ailments.

Japan's Nikkei falls 250 points, or 2%.

Earnings and ever-higher commodity prices drove the market higher.

Shares of gold miners stood out in the broad selling on the continent's exchanges.

The rally on the Hang Seng and Shanghai indexes looks nice, but it hasn't convinced traders.

Trading in the region remains cautious ahead of earnings reports.

With energy stocks key to the Shanghai Composite, investors could rejoice if crude rises. Still, inflation will remain a worry.

The Federal Aviation Administration has declined to set a timeline on when it will lift its order prohibiting the troubled aircraft from flying.

China, home to 22% of the 737 Max planes in operation so far, was the first nation to ground the plane.

Cathay Pacific has shown a mastery of public relations by owning an error that saw it sell first-class tickets at a fraction of their real price.

The recent Moody's downgrade of China's credit score masks the price increases and operating profits that some debt-heavy members of China Inc. are pushing through.

The woes of Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines, which both recently posted losses, underline how hard it is to make money out of flights from Asia right now.

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