New details about a foiled terror plot in Yemen suggested the would-be suicide bomber was an informant who funneled vital information to the U.S.
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Disney's fiscal second-quarter profit rose 21% as higher revenue from the media company's cable networks and theme parks offset losses at its movie studio.
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Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar, whose 35 years in the Senate made him one of the longest-serving members, was ousted by Republican primary opponent Richard Mourdock.
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J.P. Morgan Chase said it will start selling prepaid debit cards in its 5,541 branches this summer, accelerating the banking industry's push to generate revenue with new fee-based consumer products.
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A shareholder of embattled natural-gas giant Chesapeake Energy accused the company of understating the cost of personal jet travel provided to top executives and outside directors by as much as $10 million per year.
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Carlos Slim offered $3.4 billion to increase his stake in ailing Dutch telecom Royal KPN, sparking speculation that the world's richest man could start to snap up beaten-down European assets.
Stocks in the U.S. and Europe dropped as jitters over political uncertainty in Greece outweighed upbeat U.S. and German economic data.
The Yahoo director in charge of the company's CEO search won't stand for re-election next month, All Things Digital reported.
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Beazer Homes has formed a REIT with KKR that will buy and then rent single-family homes, one of the largest and most talked-about asset classes in the real-estate business.
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Hopes faded that leading political parties can form a coalition government increasing the possibility that Greeks will be called back to the polls.
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Facebook's roadshow hit Boston with a presentation that didn't include CEO Zuckerberg, skipped a stale video and provided attendees with more time for questions than Monday's New York session offered.
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At a bustling coffee shop in Camden, N.J., the menu runs well past lattes ($2.35) and muffins ($1.95) to paternity tests ($550), drug screening and tax preparation (both $55 apiece).
There is currently no way to prevent or cure Type 1 diabetes. So, researchers are pushing more people to get tested to detect the illness early.
Publicly held companies and an influential proxy-advisory firm are at odds over how to evaluate executive pay.
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Yahoo director Patti Hart is expected to step down later this year, just days after the board initiated a probe that will include an examination of her role in the hiring of Chief Executive Scott Thompson
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Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of photo-sharing start-up Instagram has shifted the spotlight to the newest phenomena in mobile apps: uploading personal videos from smartphones.
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Teva, which reports earnings Wednesday, isn't a household name despite being the world's largest generic-drug producer, but it is well-positioned because of its size and sophistication, and its shares may not be cheap for long.
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Arends: Investors concerned France's new Socialist president will tank the market should brush up on their history.
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Wisconsin primary voters were expected to turn out in high numbers to determine which Democratic candidate will face Gov. Scott Walker next month in a recall election.
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Venezuela's cancer-stricken president, Hugo Chávez, resurfaced after a week's silence, saying he will return from Cuba in days.
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Managers gunning for the C-suite should be ready to complete multiple stints abroad.
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What makes talking about ourselves so irresistible? A study shows what happens in our brain as we prattle on at a party or tweet our thoughts.
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Maurice Sendak, author of the 1963 children's classic "Where the Wild Things Are," has passed away at the age of 83. A look at what he had to say about the biggest influences on his work.
Instead of encouraging wide discussion, the Chronicle of Higher Education fires a blogger.
For the third time in as many years, the city teachers union is suing to try to stop school closings, saying on Monday that Mayor Michael Bloomberg had attempted an "end run" around the union to get rid of bad teachers.
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Matthew Futterman: On Sunday, someone who plays for the Los Angeles area's American League franchise hit a ball beyond the field of play.
Emotional displays are frowned up, but it's unhealthful to just bottle up your feelings. Experts say you should be attuned to your "emotional triggers" so responses can be managed for more productive outcomes.
This home in Bel Air mixes 'Mad Men' chic with 'eclectic modern.'
Say an assignment will be tough and your employees will struggle with it. But tell them it's easy and watch them excel, says columnist Mike Michalowicz.
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In today's pictures, squatters are evicted in Nepal, an elephant is kicked out of a zoo in Rotterdam, bees fly around an apiary in the Gaza Strip, and more.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted its annual Costume Institute gala Monday night, a benefit organized by Vogue's Anna Wintour with Oscars-style pomp.
Prices for goose and duck down are rising, and some manufacturers are passing the increase on to consumers. Others are working to re-engineer their goods to keep costs low.
Although federal law prohibits public and private day-care centers from excluding children with diabetes, many still do so, parents and advocates say.