Egyptian troops staged a crackdown on protesters in an effort to clear two antigovernment sit-ins in Cairo, a development that observers worry could plunge the already divided country further into uncontrollable violence.
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The euro-zone economy emerged more strongly than expected from its longest postwar contraction in the three months to June, but a resolution to its twin banking and fiscal crises remains a distant prospect.
U.S. stock futures edged lower as investors awaited a report on wholesale inflation and a speech by St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard.
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The Justice Department unexpectedly moved to block the merger of American Airlines parent AMR and US Airways Group, threatening to upend what was viewed as the final step in the industry's consolidation.
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The U.S. is prepared to file criminal charges against two former J.P. Morgan Chase traders as soon as Wednesday. Officials have agreed not to prosecute the trader whose bets led to more than $6 billion of losses.
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Paulson agreed to buy Steinway for $40 a share, or about $503 million, in a deal to take the 160-year-old piano maker private.
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Investors are buying homes and then spending heavily to improve the neighborhoods and boost their investments.
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President Hamid Karzai has suggested that the man who brought Osama bin Laden to Afghanistan could become the country's next leader, say people familiar with discussions ahead of April's presidential vote.
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The rising mountain of student debt, recently closing in on $1.2 trillion, is forcing some entrepreneurs to abandon startup dreams and others to radically reshape their business plans.
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Walt Mossberg sorts through the numerous ways to watch online video on TVs.
As Western multinationals ratchet up their operations in Asia, there is one glaring omission from the upper ranks of management: Asians.
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With the texture of food almost as important as the taste, companies are scrutinizing the way we eat.
The nightly news is being rapped in Senegal, a hip-hop-crazy country where half of the population isn't yet 18.
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Matt Fisher, co-founder of real-life mobile gaming startup Gamemaster, provides a glimpse of the less glamourous side of entrepreneurship. "If you're thinking about being an entrepreneur, you've got to be willing to risk a lot and get the boot every once in a while," he says.
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In today's pictures, a child carries an inflatable tube at a water park in Indonesia, a man rows his boat through the rain in India, bodybuilders wait backstage in Hong Kong, and more.
A prolonged drought in the southern Great Plains has hit ranchers hard and now is moving up the food chain.
The Perseid meteor shower lights up the skies, drawing enthusiasts seeking to get a glimpse of the annual event.