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Nearly two million Americans could benefit from mortgage relief from the nation’s biggest banks, as part of a broad government settlement to be announced as early as Thursday.
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Young people still watch many television shows, but they are streaming them on computers and phones to a greater degree.
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After natural disasters last year and dreadful reviews of the revamped Civic, Honda is struggling to return to its former success.
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Media and Internet giants at odds over dealing with purloined content on the Web may need to agree first on exactly how bad the problem is.
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Legislation intended to help protect infrastructure from terrorists is hampered by fears of pressure from advocates who scored a victory against antipiracy bills.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has not given a license to build since 1978, a year before the Three Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that it had sold securities with a face value of $6.2 billion to Goldman, which beat out four other investment banks in the auction.
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A drop in unemployment in January, the fifth straight monthly decline, suggested an 8.9 percent forecast was too high.
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The Federal Reserve postponed its meeting to vote on Capital One's $9 billion takeover of ING Direct until Monday.
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After a $457 million surplus, Michigan officials must sort out whether the worst is really over, whether it is safe to start spending again, or whether a rainy day fund may be the prudent course.
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Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and leaders in his government pledged to resume talks to reach an agreement on measures required for a bailout.
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The fourth-quarter loss, disclosed by Groupon in its first financial report as a public company, disappointed investors, who drove its shares down sharply in after-hours trading.
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Despite recent sales gains, the New York fashion retailer has hired advisers to help manage an unwieldy debt load that is to mature this fall.
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Improved demand for business products lifted results for the maker of computer networking equipment.
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The news that A380 wing bracket cracks could be more widespread comes at a time when Boeing is grappling with what it said were minor defects on its 787 “Dreamliner.”
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France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Britain will “intensify their cooperation” to identify U.S. tax cheats in return for help in finding U.S. accounts held by residents of those countries.
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Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper subsidiary was reported to have reached a new batch of settlements on Wednesday in the hacking scandal.
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Rush Limbaugh will soon have a new radio rival: Mike Huckabee, who will be running a radio show from noon to 3 p.m. for Cumulus Media Networks.
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The nation’s No. 3 cellphone carrier reported a fourth-quarter loss of $1.3 billion, or 43 cents a share, on revenue that climbed 5 percent to $8.7 billion.
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The company's strategy of shedding under-performing assets and focusing on content was paying off, according to its chief executive, Jeffrey L. Bewkes.
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Diamond said it would replace its chief executive and chief financial officer after its board found the company booked payments to walnut growers in the wrong periods.
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The reductions are the second wave of job cuts at Nokia under Steven Elop, a former Microsoft executive.
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The accord, valued at around $4 billion, guarantees German companies access to critical minerals in exchange for technological and other investments.
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In a world crammed with Android phones, HTC, Samsung and Motorola introduce three new models, each of them Verizon 4Gs.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley law was fiercely attacked when it was passed in 2002, but for all the criticism, the law did help clean up corporate accounting.
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A special section from The New York Times on wealth and personal finance.
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A campaign encouraging professionals to become certified as financial risk managers is centered on photographs of men in business garb recoiling as if they had been punched.
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Huge televisions, once an expensive oddity, are now the affordable norm.
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Many matchmaking apps exist, and now more apps to help singles flirt their way to romantic attachment are also popping up.
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Restricting what recipients of food stamps and other government support may buy doesn't seem to work, an economist writes.
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Entrepreneurs see pros and cons in the America Invents Act, which is being phased in through March 2013.
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Governments around the world are wrestling with the question of what, if anything, to do about plastic bags, and there are few figures to support any of the arguments.
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Articles in this series are examining challenges posed by increasingly globalized high-tech industries.
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An animated explanation of how banks use securities lending to make a profit, while their customers cover the losses.
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