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    George Soros decided to turn his legendary hedge-fund firm into a $24.5 billion "family office" that will no longer manage outside investors' money, a move that allows it to avoid a new level of regulatory oversight that many hedge funds face.

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    The dollar tumbled across the board and stocks slid for the third consecutive day amid worries about the deficit standoff. Investors pushed down prices of Treasury bills maturing in August.

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    U.S. companies are beginning to take steps to prepare for the possibility of a U.S. default, lining up extra sources of financing and carefully husbanding cash.

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    Money-market mutual funds are reducing risk and boosting their cash holdings in an effort to prepare for a wave of investor redemptions amid anxiety about debt woes.

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    Breivik is likely "insane," the Norwegian's lawyer said. The Oslo attorney described the man accused of twin attacks that killed at least 76 as a calm, cold man convinced he is at the vanguard of a cultural war. Some legal experts suggested the lawyer discussed Breivik's mental state to lay the groundwork for a potential insanity defense.

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    Police have been criticized for the time it took to apprehend Breivik, but the justice minister hailed their work.

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    Boehner postponed a vote on his debt-limit plan amid a rebellion among conservative Republicans and questions about the amount of spending cuts. Reid's rival plan faces challenges in the Senate.

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    U.S. prosecutors charged four men in overseas drug stings, part of a crackdown on narcotics trafficking used to fund terrorism.

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