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The FBI plans to investigate MF Global in the wake of its bankruptcy filing and questions about a possible shortfall in client funds.
Stocks tumbled for a second consecutive session, as Greece's plans for a referendum fueled worries that the euro-zone bailout plan might fall apart.
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The Greek prime minister's call for a referendum on a bailout package rattled European officials and markets, sparking warnings the move could force the government's collapse and push the country into a default.
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Bank of America has dropped its plan to charge customers $5 a month for making purchases with their debit cards, responding to customer backlash.
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Pfizer doesn't intend to concede the market for its cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor to generic competitors after the blockbuster brand loses its U.S. monopoly at the end of the month.
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After growing to unprecedented size before the financial crisis and getting only slightly smaller during the downturn, Wall Street is now shrinking as profits dry up and the prospect for a rebound dims.
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Yahoo agreed to acquire online advertising technology company Interclick in a deal valued at roughly $270 million.
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Discrepancies between what banks report for their daily cost of short-term funding and what they are paying have left a widely followed benchmark interest rate understating the financing challenges facing Europe's banks.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has already put his operational mark on Apple in ways that suggest the company won't be entirely the same as under Steve Jobs, its intense and tempestuous co-founder.
Pet owners are feeling sticker shock. The average household in the U.S. spent $655 on doctor and surgical visits for their dogs last year, up 47% from a decade ago.
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As the Occupy movement enters its second month, protesters are facing a delicate question: how to manage a large number of homeless among them.
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Newly released documents show that an outside lawyer for News Corp. in 2008 warned of a "culture of illegal information access" at the company's News of the World newspaper.
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A tough job market for young adults and soaring meat and dairy costs are wreaking havoc on some midsize chains such as Friendly's, Chevys and Quiznos.
SunTrust Banks and Regions Financial will stop charging customers for making purchases with debit cards, marking the latest banking-industry retreat from a monthly fee that drew outrage.
Libyan cultural and educational institutions usually have a Rip Van Winkle quality to them. The National Museum is hoping to change that.
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For many Greek college graduates, the safe path has been to get a government job, but that option is disappearing. Despite a lack of venture capital, a handful of young people are launching tech start-ups.
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Olympus named the members of a third-party committee it formed to examine four past acquisitions, responding to calls by both regulators and shareholders to explain deals that have raised governance concerns.
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SecondMarket has raised money from a venture fund started by a former Facebook executive as the online marketplace for private shares looks to persuade more companies to sign up.
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This latest threat to the European debt deal could send investors scrambling for less-volatile shares. That move could backfire, writes Jack Hough.
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The number of deaths annually from overdoses of prescription painkillers nearly quadrupled in a decade, according to a U.S. report examining the public-health effect of powerful new drugs and dispensing practices that have made them relatively easy to obtain.
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Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to set up a mechanism to coordinate their investigations into the assassination of former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani, one of a series of confidence-building measures signed at a three-way summit hosted by Turkey.
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MF Global was near a deal to file for bankruptcy protection as soon as Monday and sell assets to Interactive Brokers. The tentative plan could end Jon Corzine's short tenure at MF Global.
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Evidence is mounting that regular drinking, even in moderation, raises the long-term risk of cancer.
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The first three decades of Picasso's artistic life, as documented by his works on paper.
After World War II, the U.S. promoted international economic growth through reliance on the market and the incentives it provides. Times have changed.
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Macy's plans a $400 million makeover of its flagship store in New York's Herald Square, adding technology to help customers shop and dining with a view of the Empire State Building.
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In total, the Kardashian-Humphries union spanned 72 days. That's 51 days fewer than the NBA's work stoppage, which began on July 1.
Career fairs are going digital. These online forums can save employers time and money as they seek access to a broader pool of candidates.
This house near Cherokee Park in Louisville, Ky., includes a Tuscan-inspired courtyard, as well as a sunroom and a wine room. The current owner designed the interiors, adding a mix of French, English, Chinese, Japanese and contemporary furniture.
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Ogio International Inc., near Salt Lake City, designs and sells bags for athletes. The company expects nearly $80 million in sales this year. The company's 70,000-square-foot building includes a warehouse and offices furnished with repurposed sports equipment. There's also a quarter-mile track for dirt bikes.
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A look methods to help you avoid distractions while on the computer. These range from Web browser tools to computer software programs to controls built into the operating system.
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A surge in crude-oil production in North Dakota is fueling a railroad boom in one of the nation's most remote regions.
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Evidence is mounting that regular drinking, even in moderation, raises the long-term risk of cancer.
Ai Weiwei said Chinese authorities are now seeking $2.4 million in back taxes and fines from him, a sign the government isn't easing pressure on the artist, who was detained for nearly three months this year.
Wall Street is about to find out if the pen is mightier than the sword, writes Francesco Guerrera.
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In today's pictures, a horse wins the Melbourne Cup by a nose, Dutch Parliament denies an Angolan asylum-seeker's request, a plane lands on its belly in Poland and more.