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    U .S. antitrust regulators probing Google's business practices came up virtually empty-handed, preserving the firm's dominant Web-search business and dealing a blow to rivals such as Microsoft.

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    Fed officials were divided over how long to continue bond-buying programs to spur the economy, minutes from their latest meeting show.

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    Stocks ended lower in the wake of the Fed disclosure, snapping a two-day win streak. The Dow industrials dropped 21.19 points to 13391.36.

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    Transocean will pay $1.4 billion to settle all federal criminal and civil claims from the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico.

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    Boehner was re-elected speaker despite discord. Nine Republicans voted for someone else to lead the House as Boehner continued to struggle to unify his party. The new Congress convened against a backdrop of looming fiscal showdowns over the nation's debt ceiling and across-the-board spending cuts that are scheduled to take effect in March. Three Republicans voted for Cantor as speaker and two backed defeated Florida Congressman West.

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    Indian authorities, trying to assuage public outrage, filed formal murder charges against five men alleged to have gang-raped and killed a young woman last month.

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    Morsi dispatched top aides to the U.A.E. to quell a diplomatic dispute over the arrests by Emirati authorities of Egyptian citizens accused of being part of an alleged terrorist cell.

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    Obama signed a defense-policy bill, drawing complaints from human-rights advocates that he was breaking a promise to close a terrorist-detention system.

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