Epson Shares Plummet July 30, 2007 08:50 by John Sollars

Shares of Seiko Epson Corp., the world's second-biggest maker of inkjet printers, headed for their biggest decline in almost two years after Credit Suisse Group cut the stock's investment rating to ``underperform.''

The stock plunged 11 percent to 3,400 yen as of 10:30 a.m. on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, headed for the biggest drop since September 20

This, following hot on the heels of Lexmark and Xerox both reporting tough trading over the past quarter must say something about trading conditions globally.

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This story was posted on July 30, 2007 08:50 and is filed under Epson Printing

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