TOKYO — Japan’s Nikkei share average ended higher on Friday, driven by chip-related heavyweights, and posted a record fiscal-year gain in terms of points amid heavy foreign buying. The index hit successive record highs this month, after breaking levels on Feb. 22 last seen in 1989 during the country’s bubble economy. The rally was supported Read The Rest at :
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