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The president has written to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to lay out shared U.S.-Iranian interests in combating insurgents and to spur progress on nuclear talks.
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Home Depot, which has said 56 million credit card accounts were compromised by hackers, now says the damage was wider than it thought, with 53 million email addresses exposed as well.
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Kevin Counihan has one of the least enviable jobs in Washington. As chief executive of HealthCare.gov, he is responsible for making sure the site doesn’t falter during the second year of insurance sign-ups under the Affordable Care Act.
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House Speaker John Boehner struck a combative tone in his first postelection comments, vowing the Republican-controlled House would again vote to repeal the federal health-care law.
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Bank of America is adjusting its third-quarter results, after talks heated up over a potential settlement concerning the bank’s foreign-exchange practices.
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The release of a trove of confidential corporate tax documents from Luxembourg is raising new questions about the role Europe’s top official, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, played in helping international companies reduce their tax bills.
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The European Central Bank sent a strong signal that it is prepared to act more aggressively to combat ultralow inflation by buying large amounts of private-sector debt and perhaps even government bonds.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into trading activity in GT Advanced Technologies’ securities and is seeking information about its sapphire business, the company disclosed Thursday in a regulatory filing.
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The new SEC chief accountant said he hopes to make a recommendation in the next few months on whether the SEC should switch U.S. companies to using global accounting rules.
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The co-pilot of the Virgin Galactic rocket ship that crashed during a test flight last week unlocked movable tail surfaces earlier in the flight than normal without being instructed to do so by the craft’s commander.
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The latest snapshot of the labor market, to be released Friday morning, is expected to show U.S. employers added jobs at a healthy clip last month despite emerging worries about the global economy.
The new Office apps on iOS and Android feel stuck in the PC era
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Even a handshake between the leaders of China and Japan would be hailed as progress at next week’s APEC summit, given the long hiatus in top-level communications between the two nations.
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U.S. oil drillers are starting to cut their expansion plans for next year but say they aren’t dialing back existing production.
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Want to boost your home value? Invite your mother-in-law over. Why space for aging parents is a hot real-estate amenity now.
Film Review: Christopher Nolan’s three-hour “Interstellar,” starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, never achieves lift-off, writes Joe Morgenstern.
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Candidates from both parties were voted into office and incumbents, such as Republican Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, kept their seats. A look at winners from across the nation.