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His coded criticism of Putin leaves observers unsure whether its damage control or sign of a rift.
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An MIT professor’s breakthrough could allow us to make unlimited hydrogen from the sun by doing what plants do.
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With its second-quarter profit falling 50% on weaker refining margins, company says it may split itself in two.
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The payment processor’s second quarter beats expectations, but investors wanted more.
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The company declared better than expected Q3 earnings and growth in each of its five divisions.
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Mosaic said mines are struggling to meet demand, which should spur more price hikes for the fertilizer.
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StatoilHydro, the Norwegian national oil company, has become the latest big western energy group to commit not to invest in Iran, following pressure from the US
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The company’s solid earnings didn’t register with investors who got hung up on its lowered guidance.
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In a bid to conserve energy at home and boost world prices, China ends 5% export tax rebates for zinc.
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Analyst downgraded the auto parts maker’s rating but still expects it to benefit from increased global demand.
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The British arms manufacturer under investigation in several countries for alleged bribery paid at least £20m to a company linked to a Zimbabwean arms trader allied to Robert Mugabe
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Questionable credit card company practices have been dogging consumers for years. But a Credit Card Bill of Rights is working its way to congress. Here are the details.
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Japan’s No. 2 automaker, long a laggard in the fuel-efficient technology, is countering mighty Toyota with several new models that run on both gas and battery power.
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U.S. economy grows slowly, but pink slips gain speed.
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The dollar lost ground against major currencies Thursday after a report showed the economy grew less that expected over the past several months, and jobless claims reached the highest levels since 2003.
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Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae continued their fall; Rohm & Haas and Barr Pharmaceuticals jumped on buyout bids.
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