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  Icahn Bid Puts Clorox in Play

  Activist investor Carl Icahn has moved to put Clorox in play, launching a bid that values the 98-year-old maker of household products at $10.2 billion and pressing the company to seek other possible buyers.

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• Credit Suisse Is 'Target' of Inquiry

  U.S. prosecutors are ratcheting up the pressure on Credit Suisse Group as part of an escalating tax-evasion probe.

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  Chevron 'Oops' Reveals Trading Profit

  A Chevron employee's disclosure of trading profits through an email provides a rare—and unintended—glimpse into the extent of crude-oil and fuel trading activities at a major energy supplier.

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  Hoover, Dirt Devil Owner Up For Sale

  TTI Floor Care North America, the owner of the Hoover and Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner brands, has put itself up for sale and is seeking as much as $900 million.

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  Deutsche Börse Wins 82% Backing for NYSE Deal

  Deutsche Börse said 82.4% of its shares had been tendered in favor of the planned combination with NYSE Euronext, solidifying stockholder approval secured Thursday.

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  Apple Notches Patent Win Against HTC

  Apple netted a victory in its legal dispute with HTC, as an International Trade Commission judge ruled the cellphone maker infringed two Apple patents.

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  McDonald's Boosts Some Prices in China

  McDonald's is increasing prices of some menu items in China to help offset the continued food-cost and wage inflation.

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  Shell to Exit Natural-Gas Project in Canada

  Royal Dutch Shell plans to sell its stake in a long-stalled $17 billion natural-gas production and pipeline project in Canada's far north.

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  'Cars 2' Drives Up Mattel's Profit

  Toy maker Mattel's second-quarter earnings rose 56%, helped by sales of merchandise related to the movie "Cars 2" and favorable foreign-exchange rates.

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  Deal Is Coup for Petrohawk's Chief

  Floyd Wilson has pulled off the biggest coup of his career, reaching an agreement to sell the oil and gas explorer to BHP Billiton for $12.1 billion.

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  BP Vows Better Gulf Safety

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  Modelo Sales Rise, Net Falls

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  Canadian Lender Makes U.S. Foray

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  CDS on U.S. Banks Stubbornly High

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  Citigroup Profit, Expenses Rise

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  Sun Art Delays Trading Debut

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  U.S. Seeks Details on Airline Fees

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  Delta Pulls Back From Small Cities in Midwest

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  Charter Rejects Sweetened Bid

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  Daimler AG's Smart Unit to Sell Electric Bicycle

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  Telefónica to Take $3.8 Billion Hit

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  Tata Motors June Sales Fall 1%