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Stock indexes in the U.S. fell more than 3% as a surge in Italian bond yields put the spotlight back on euro-zone sovereign-debt issues.
Joe Paterno has decided to retire as Pennsylvania State University's football coach at the end of the season, in the wake of a child-sex-abuse scandal involving his former longtime assistant coach.
Adobe said it plans to stop development of its Flash player software for mobile devices, an about face and concession to rival Apple in a long-running standards battle.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange could start procedures to consider delisting Olympus as soon as next week, a prospect that helped propel a second straight day of mass flight from the company's shares.
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Wal-Mart Stores says it is aiming to become "the largest provider of primary healthcare services in the nation" and is seeking other companies to help it provide medical care for the new program, which it will market through its giant fleet of stores.
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In a little over a week as chief executive of J.C. Penney, Ron Johnson, is tapping former Apple colleagues to help shape his new team. Penney is close to bringing on Michael Kramer, now chief executive of Kellwood, as chief operating officer.
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The U.K.'s Financial Services Authority fined a Dubai-based investor $9.6 million for market abuse, the largest fine ever imposed by the U.K. regulator on an individual.
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Eddie Murphy withdrew as the host for the Academy Awards, one day after the producer he would have worked with dropped out, under fire for a gay slur. The high-profile show is now without an emcee or a producer less than four months before the air date.
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Yields on Italian bonds soared, rising to the highest levels since the inception of the euro in the latest sign that investors are fast losing faith in the world's third-biggest sovereign-bond market.
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A drug that kills a particular type of fat cell by choking off its blood supply was shown to cause significant weight loss in obese monkeys, in a study that provides provocative support for a new approach to treating obesity.
Voters defeated by a wide margin a law that would have restricted the powers of unions representing teachers, police officers and other public-sector workers.
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College students continue to gravitate toward liberal-arts majors despite better pay prospects for those who study engineering, science and math—disciplines deemed too rigorous for many.
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China is considering sending armed police boats down the Mekong River after attacks on Chinese vessels, state-run Xinhua said, potentially opening a new strategic frontier for China in Southeast Asia.
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The real-estate landscape is strewn with hard-hit developers and investors trying to get back to the top. But for Victor MacFarlane, a former highflier for Calpers, the comeback trail looks especially daunting.
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Saab Automobile said it is discussing a new ownership structure with its Chinese investors, trying to save plans of selling the cash-starved company, after former owner General Motors objected to the deal.
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Cable-television providers plan to offer low-cost Internet service to families with children eligible for school-lunch programs.
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U.S. bank stocks slumped Wednesday as the market turned ruthlessly on Italy, raising fears about the third-largest economy in Europe and its ability to remain current on debt payments.
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Discounts on last-minute purchases may be fewer and harder to find this year, experts say.
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Ohio voters rejected a key component of the federal health-care overhaul, a result that could embolden political candidates planning to campaign on the issue in national elections next year.
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Between 60 and 70 insurgents were killed after they attacked bases used by NATO and Afghan forces, an Afghan official said.
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Japan's Olympus confessed to a decades-long coverup of huge investment losses, after a third-party committee discovered the arrangement.
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New research is finding links between tail-pipe exhaust and cognitive development, attention problems and autism.
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As the Penn State football coach announces his departure, students rally for him and outside critics spare little in their condemnation.
Herman Cain's prospects were good until this week brought accusatory testimony from a woman who showed up in person, with detail.
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The number of people in New York City's homeless-shelter population exceeded 40,000 last week for the first time, capping a rapid rise in homeless children and families since the spring when the city eliminated a rent subsidy program, according to a report to be released Wednesday.
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Here are three ways you can adjust your holiday schedule to accommodate the Jets-Giants game on Christmas Eve.
Fearing massive debt, more students are choosing to enroll at public colleges over elite universities.
This house in Minneapolis, Minn., is near Lake Calhoun and overlooks a golf course. It features Japanese gardens, as well as vaulted ceilings and slate, marble and wood finishes.
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Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL announced a partnership that is widely viewed as a bid to counter Google's growing influence in the sale of online ads online.
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In Europe and the U.S., there is no longer any doubt about the severity of the economic threat. Yet the players seem spectacularly unable to act. Why?
Eddie Murphy has quit his post as host of the coming Academy Awards one day after co-producer Brett Ratner withdrew from the telecast.
Herman Cain's prospects were good until this week brought accusatory testimony from a woman who showed up in person, with detail.
Even off the sports field, music is used as a secret weapon by professionals whose jobs depend on stretches of intense mental focus or physical poise.
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There are plenty of ways to save websites or lists, but Pinterest and Snip.it display content in a pleasing, easy-to-digest manner that can be shared with others.
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The saga of the U.S. Army's base in the Pech Valley in Afghanistan is a cautionary tale as the U.S. begins drawing down its forces to leave Afghanistan's security in Afghan hands.