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Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal ahead of an EU summit in Brussels.
News Corp. announced plans to split its entertainment operations from its publishing business.
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Armored Turkish military units—including antiaircraft guns and other weapons—began moving toward the Syrian border, Turkish media reported.
The central question before the court was whether Congress could require most Americans to carry health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Vivendi Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Lévy is preparing to step down, following a disagreement with the board of directors over the company's strategy, a person familiar with the matter said.
Stock futures fell amid caution in the market as Europe's leaders were set to discuss potential remedies for the Continent's debt issues.
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U.S. exports and consumer spending were weaker in the first quarter than previously thought, but GDP growth was still 1.9%. Separately, jobless claims were mostly flat.
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Barclays agreed to pay $453 million in fines after admitting that traders and executives tried to manipulate benchmark interest rates tied to loans and financial contracts around the world.
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Purdue Pharma is trying to extend its exclusive rights to OxyContin, saying a new version it developed might substantially curtail abuse.
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European leaders embark on talks Thursday over steps they hope will begin to lift doubts about the survival of the euro, amid heavy skepticism in financial markets.
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RIM is expected to report an operating loss following a decline caused partly by overconfidence in its keyboard devices amid the rise of touch-screen smartphones.
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What will it take to move tax reform beyond the talking stage to the action stage? Some agreement on the objectives, for one thing.
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A semifinal victory over Portugal on penalty kicks has La Roja a single victory away from an unprecedented five-year run of success.
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California chefs, facing a ban on foie gras, are celebrating the fatty goose liver's final days by putting it anywhere they can—including in cotton candy, cheesecake and jelly doughnuts.
Amid Silicon Valley's latest tech boom, law firms once again are taking equity stakes in start-ups—but this time they generally aren't waiving their fees and instead are often deferring them or charging special rates.
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It's not just ladies in sensible shoes and woolen cardigans who work at the New York Public Library. Office style ranges from bookish to whimsical at the private, non-profit organization.
Lennar reported a sharply higher quarterly profit aided by a tax-related gain and stronger home-building revenue and said the U.S. housing market continues to recover slowly.
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Olympus is carrying forward talks with multiple companies over a business and capital tie-up, an executive told shareholders, but is working to maintain its brand and independence.
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Warren Buffett is famously hands-off when it comes to the dozens of subsidiaries at his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate. But a disagreement with the head of Berkshire's Benjamin Moore & Co. unit over strategy at the paint company apparently resulted in him replacing the executive.
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Real-Time Advice: Congress is expected to reach a deal to prevent rates on popular student loans from rising, but some worry the benefits could be limited.
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A group of African-Americans who were the first blacks to join the Marine Corps were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in belated recognition for their service during World War II.
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As Mexico's presidential election draws near, one big issue has failed to generate controversy or even much attention: What to do about a drug war that has killed more than 55,000 people in the past six years.
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Best Buy founder Richard Schulze, who resigned from the company's board earlier this month, is working with Wall Street bankers to explore taking the electronics retailer private.
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The FDA approved weight-loss drug Belviq made by Arena Pharmaceuticals, the first obesity medicine to be approved in more than a decade.
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The best time to buy international air tickets is about two or three months before departure, according to studies of airline-fare trends.
ObamaCare was a legislative monolith, out of sync with an iPad world.
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When the gates of Yankee Stadium opened Wednesday morning, the Yankees boasted one of baseball's best and most accomplished pitching rotations, headlined by CC Sabathia and Andy Pettitte. By the end of the day, both pitchers were on the disabled list.
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New Jersey's Anthony Stolarz, drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers last week, is tall, skinny and unknown—just what some teams are looking for.
Welcome to the bossless company, where the hierarchy is flat, pay is often determined by peers, and the workday is directed by employees themselves.
This 5,100-square-foot, industrially inspired modern home looks out on Lake Travis in Texas.
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Fireworks retailers may have a new reason to celebrate this Independence Day—if they can figure out how to crack states that now welcome their business.
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Watch campaign ads from the 2012 election season, rate the meanest and most effective ones, sort by party and search by keywords.
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Soaring soybean prices are spurring U.S. farmers who just harvested their wheat to turn around and plant soybeans.
When Egypt's presidential election results became clear Sunday, the people of one Cairo neighborhood celebrated.
Spain beat Portugal in a shootout Wednesday in the first Euro 2012 semifinal match in Donetsk, Ukraine. See game highlights.
In today's photos, Queen Elizabeth II visits a museum in Belfast, a long-jumper shows off his stuff in Finland, archaeologists dig for mammoth bones in Serbia, and more.