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| Markets Last week's sell-off was just the start of insider shares heading to the market |
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| A new rule requires investment managers to tell the government more than they ever have before |
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| U.S. manufacturers fear that exporting natural gas would relieve a supply glut that's held down their costs |
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| The dispute over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands comes at a delicate moment for Beijing |
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| It helps that Borders liquidated, but Barnes & Noble finds that the sexy Fifty Shades series is really warming its bottom line |
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| Dell disappointed investors with its second-quarter results but has hired a Hewlett-Packard veteran to boost its hardware business |
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| Hunts Point, a Seattle suburb, is the richest retiree town in the U.S. |
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| As President Obama's deportation deferral program gets going, attorneys are urging businesses to prepare for a rush of new applicants and for current employees who falsified work authorization |
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| Bars will soon open in Portland, D.C., and Houston that give all proceeds to charity |
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| Vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is among a large group of former McDonald's employees who have gone on to achieve fame |
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| One reading of inflation over the coming decade foresees an average of 1.26 percent a year |
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| The 2012 Republican Party platform withdraws support for keeping mortgage interest deductions in the U.S. tax rules |
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