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Americans by a wide margin favor Obama's new policy halting deportations of many young illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, a new poll shows.
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Google unveiled a new tablet computer Wednesday called the Nexus 7 that rivals Amazon.com's popular Kindle Fire in both size and price.
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Barclays said it will pay $453.6 million to settle a long-running probe by U.S. and U.K. regulators into allegations that traders manipulated interbank lending rates.
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Xstrata and Glencore agreed to revise a key element of their landmark merger, shifting the focus now to whether Glencore is willing to sweeten the price to quell a shareholder rebellion over terms of the deal.
Wall Street gave Facebook a lukewarm reception with some analysts raving about the stock's prospects in new reports but several others offering less-enthusiastic assessments.
Investors pushed stocks to a second consecutive day of gains as a rise in oil prices and positive readings on the U.S. housing sector lifted sentiment ahead of a two-day European summit meeting.
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The FDA approved weight-loss drug Belviq made by Arena Pharmaceuticals, the first obesity medicine to be approved in more than a decade.
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Minute-by-minute analysis of this Euro 2012 meeting between Portugal and Spain with a spot in the tournament's final on the line. The match is a scoreless tie in the second half.
Few recent developments in financial markets have inspired as much debate as the use of supercomputers by sophisticated trading outfits to jump rapidly in and out of markets. Larry Tabb and Mark Cuban take sides.
Federal authorities are investigating suspected stowaways inside a shipping container on a freighter docked at Port Newark .
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Italy's Parliament late Wednesday approved a landmark reform of the country's labor law, boosting Prime Minister Mario Monti's position ahead of a critical summit of European leaders in Brussels.
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A new rule could force companies to disclose the gap between what they pay their CEO and their median pay for employees.
A diet based on healthy carbohydrates offers the best chance of keeping weight off without bringing unwanted side effects, a new study shows.
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After a planned J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. real-estate fund got the cold shoulder from potential investors, it turned to a friendlier source: the bank itself.
Lennar reported a sharply higher quarterly profit aided by a tax-related gain and stronger home-building revenue and said the U.S. housing market continues to recover slowly.
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Zynga announced plans to offer a central hub to connect players of multiple games who use various devices.
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Florida's orange groves survived a lashing from Tropical Storm Debby this week. But some commodities investors are betting that Debby is just a warm up to what is expected to be a busy hurricane season.
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Real-Time Advice: Congress is expected to reach a deal to prevent rates on popular student loans from rising, but some worry the benefits could be limited.
The city of Stockton, Calif., late Tuesday voted to adopt a new budget under which it can operate if it is under bankruptcy protection, a move widely considered the last step before the city formally files for Chapter 9 protection.
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China's central Henan province appears to have beaten a hasty retreat on a proposal to ease housing-market curbs, illustrating continued tensions between Beijing and local governments over property policies.
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While other consumer-products giants are focused on fast-growing economies overseas, Clorox CEO Don Knauss is betting heavily on the U.S. consumer.
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Despite uncertainty tied to the Supreme Court's coming health-care decision, the industry is moving forward with acquisitions, with several deals unveiled recently, and others actively in the works.
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The idea of curling up with a good book has increasingly come to mean flipping on an e-reader. Yet the home library is on the rise, having become something of a cerebral status symbol.
Forget the shouting about 'open' or 'closed' systems. The magic is in the dynamics of platform competition.
The New York City Department of Education is investigating whether the administration of Stuyvesant High School properly responded to an alleged cheating incident last week at the highly selective school.
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Welcome to the bossless company, where the hierarchy is flat, pay is often determined by peers, and the workday is directed by employees themselves.
This 5,100-square-foot, industrially inspired modern home looks out on Lake Travis in Texas.
Some Arizona business owners say they're concerned about how immigrants will view Arizona's enforcement going forward.
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Watch campaign ads from the 2012 election season, rate the meanest and most effective ones, sort by party and search by keywords.
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In today's photos, Uncle Sam asks an impertinent question in Florida, a long-jumper shows off his stuff in Finland, a mass grave is uncovered in East Timor, and more.
Amid high temperatures and low humidity, Colorado is battling several wild fires that are forcing evacuations and engulfing houses.
Last fall, Portland, Ore., decreased trash pickups and increased pickup of compostable waste.
Israel began moving settlers out of the Ulpana Hill neighborhood of the Beit El settlement in the West Bank on Tuesday, in compliance with a court order.