Russia's parliament voted unanimously on Saturday to approve a request from President Vladimir Putin to deploy troops in Ukraine, defying warnings from U.S. President Barack Obama and other Western leaders not to intervene.
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Berkshire Hathaway said fourth-quarter and full-year profit and revenue jumped as the giant conglomerate's businesses benefited from the improving U.S. economy.
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Securities regulators have opened an inquiry into the way Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and other banks divvy up new bond issues among investors, people familiar with the matter said.
Mt. Gox, once the dominant exchange for bitcoin trading, on Friday said more than $470 million of the virtual currency vanished from its digital coffers, kicking into high gear a search for the missing money by victims and cybersleuths.
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J. Crew is in talks to sell the New York-based clothing chain to the parent of Uniqlo for as much as $5 billion, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Qatar is the latest Gulf nation to apply for the controversial facility after one opened in Abu Dhabi's airport earlier this year.
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The 2013 America's Cup wasn't supposed to be a race. Larry Ellison's Oracle Team USA had all the advantages. As the team faced an unthinkable defeat, the competition turned into one of the most remarkable ever.
The Saturday Essay: From the moment that he became CEO of Apple, Tim Cook found himself in the shadow of his boss. How could anyone compete with a visionary so brilliant that not even death could make him go away?
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A movement to scale back the use of standardized tests in K-12 education is beginning to see results, with several states limiting—or trying to limit—the time used for assessments.
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The engineers at Kaleidoscope Sound in Union City, N.J., and another recording studio across the river in Manhattan found themselves unwittingly embroiled in a sprawling corruption scandal shaking Turkey's government.
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John Ford was used to making action films. So the Navy sent the director of "Stagecoach" to film the Doolittle Raid, the Battle of Midway and the D-Day landings. Paul Cantor reviews Mark Harris's "Five Came Back."
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The alternative minimum tax surprises many people, defies understanding and raises tax bills. Here's how to minimize the damage.
This is David O. Russell's third time at the Oscars in four years, for his film "American Hustle." Some say this could be the year he brings home a statue, but if he's nervous, he's not showing it.
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In this week's photos, Syrians await food at a distribution site, Ukraine unrest intensifies, mountain lions feed on a kill in California, and more.
Russian troops and their local allies have largely taken control of Crimea, a restive province of Ukraine that belonged to Russia until 1954.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni signed into law a bill imposing harsh sentences on so-called homosexual acts. Photographer Daniella Zalcman traveled to Uganda to document LGBT rights activists there.