(Updates to midafternoon)
TOKYO, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The Nikkei average slid 3.5 percent to a three-year low on Thursday, dragged down by financial shares, with credit fears highlighted by major U.S. banks' moves to scramble for merger partners.
Sony Corp plunged after a Goldman Sachs rating downgrade, and other exporters such as Honda Motor Co Ltd tumbled amid growing concern about the ...
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