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Investors give ‘Farmville’ maker the cold shoulder

December 17, 2011

NEW YORK

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Slay proposal to merge city, county, RCGA faces row of hurdles

November 29, 2011

By year’s end, the St. Louis area’s biggest business group will have a new leader. Now a growing number of people are saying it may be time for a whole new direction.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay is adding his voice to those calling for big changes at the Regional Chamber and Growth Association, where longtime […]

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Teachers takes

November 26, 2011

The majority owner of the Maple Leafs says it rejected

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World stocks muted after poor German debt auction

November 24, 2011

World stock markets edged higher Thursday as speculation that China might ease its monetary policy soothed fears that the German economy _ Europe’s strongest _ may be succumbing to the continent’s debt crisis.
Benchmark oil hovered above $96 per barrel while the dollar fell against the euro and the yen.
European shares rose in early trading, tracking […]

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Tear gas, scuffles as SKorea okays US trade deal

November 23, 2011

South Korea’s ruling party forced a long-stalled free trade deal with the United States through parliament Tuesday, enraging opposition lawmakers who blasted their political rivals with tear gas.
South Korean lawmakers voted 151 to 7 in favor of ratifying the landmark trade agreement in a surprise legislative session called by the ruling Grand National Party, parliamentary […]

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AP Exclusive: Ex Olympus exec wants Woodford back

November 19, 2011

A former board member of Olympus Corp. said Friday that he launched an online petition to persuade the Japanese company to bring back Michael Woodford, the British executive fired for questioning payments made to cover up huge investment losses.
Koji Miyata, who served on Olympus’ board from 1995 to 2006, told The Associated Press that he […]

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Nigeria fines British Airways, Virgin Atlantic

November 18, 2011

Nigeria’s government has fined air carriers British Airways $135 million and Virgin Atlantic Airways $100 million over what it describes as unfair trade practices that hiked up airfare prices in the oil-rich nation, an official told The Associated Press on Thursday.
The official said the fines came after a six-month investigation into fuel charges added to […]

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Warsaw airport back to work after plane emergency

November 3, 2011

A spokesman says business is back to normal at the Warsaw’s Frederic Chopin airport, which shut down for some 30 hours after a plane was forced to land on its belly because its landing gear failed.
Przemyslaw Przybylski said Thursday that both runways were in use and that there was no damage to the runway used […]

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Chrysler sales rise 27 pct, GM up 2 pct in October

November 1, 2011

Chrysler said Tuesday its U.S. sales jumped 27 percent in October, while General Motors reported a slimmer 2 percent increase on increased demand for both cars and trucks.
Chrysler Group LLC sold more than 114,000 cars and trucks last month compared with 90,000 a year earlier. The results marked the Auburn Hills, Mich.-based automaker’s best October […]

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Higher fares boost Delta 3Q profit but shares fall

October 26, 2011

Higher fares helped Delta Air Lines post a bigger third-quarter profit even though fuel prices jumped and passenger traffic was flat.
But the company’s results missed Wall Street expectations and helped push down its stock price 2.3 percent in pre-market trading.
In the past, airlines struggled to make money in a weak economy or when fuel prices […]

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