A closely watched study shows the company’s most important pipeline drug is more effective than Wall Street expected.
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Voting in Indonesia’s direct presidential election appeared to proceed smoothly as early exit polls showed President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono leading with about 58 per cent of the vote
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The video iPhone may outstrip Cisco’s Flip, but the networking vendor has other video ambitions.
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Investors are looking to the aluminum giant to get the market moving upward again as earnings season gets under way.
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Hu Jintao, China’s president, cut short his visit to Italy, where he was planning to attend the annual G8 summit of world leaders, as authorities struggled to contain some of China’s worst ethnic violence in decades
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After years of tweaking and rewording agreements, commercial Webcasters have agreed to royalty rates for music they stream online, according to a statement from SoundExchange, a not-for-profit organization that collects and distributes digital music royalties.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_latest/~4/rMKcDNHz-zI” height=”1″ width=”1″/
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Scientists have created human sperm from stem cells, which might enable infertile men to have children
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To uphold copyright laws, governments are beginning to restrict our right to communicate with each other in private, writes Christian Engström
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Hillary Clinton announced that all sides in the dispute over Honduras’ recent coup had agreed to mediation, a development Washington hopes will help reduce tensions between Manuel Zelaya, the ousted president, and the country’s new de facto government
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Deal allows German group to rebuild its music publishing activity, after selling most of its catalogue to Universal Music in 2006
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Private equity investors have objected to a new rule proposed by regulators that would require them to inject nearly four times the minimum capital normally required into troubled banks in which they invest
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US stocks fell to their lowest levels since the end of May as cautious investors sold shares ahead of the start of the second-quarter earnings season
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France’s Coface is presenting its new ratings agency as a less-conflicted alternative.
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Weak refining margins and low natural gas prices will drag on Q2 earnings.
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I can give you three reasons I shouldn’t be reviewing Cooperstown Confidential, by Zev Chafets (Bloomsbury). First, Chafets and I discussed his book a few years ago while he was doing research. Second, he says some nice things about me in a footnote. And third, I’m in the grip of a raging case of envy.img [...]
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Shares of the railcar company slip as it fights with GE Railcar Services over contract issues.
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Stocks plunged Tuesday, falling to two-month lows, as fears that the market has gotten ahead of any economic recovery were ramped up ahead of the start of the quarterly reporting period.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_markets/~4/Ay-iPM2FlzU” height=”1″ width=”1″/
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The Libyan government invested at least $500m with Sir Allen Stanford, the Texas businessman accused by the US government of operating a $7bn Ponzi scheme, court documents show
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Two days after the worst ethnic unrest in China since the Cultural Revolution involving the Uighur residents of Urumqi, their Han Chinese neighbours got angry
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