Obama, Boehner Agree on Fiscal-cliff Goal, Not on Method
President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner said Friday that they want to work together to avert spending cuts and tax increases that could throw the economy back into a recession - but retain the sharp differences they had before the elections.
Gold, Silver Close Week Up
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Sonia Sroka Moves to Edelman
Sonia Sroka has joined Edelman as executive vice president and group head in the New York office, the public relations firm announced.
Way Cleared for Sale of Treasury's GM Shares
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Japanese automakers' share of new vehicle sales in China in October plunged 4.55 percentage points from the previous month to 7.61 percent, Chinese industry data showed Friday.
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Rolling Stone magazine released a special issue highlighting Latin artists and culture, which features Pitbull and Calle 13 among other Hispanic artists.
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The 2012 US-Hispanic Auto Market Trends Toward Growth
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Obama Wept in Bidding Farewell to Election Workers: Video
With the long presidential campaign behind him, U.S. President Barack Obama wiped tears from his eyes as he thanked campaign workers, in a video of the private address released Friday.
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Registration has opened for Macworld/iworld 2013, IDG World Expo announced. The event joins Apple-inspired technology with the worlds of art, education and entertainment Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2013, at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco.
