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Shoppers shorten, skip Thanksgiving to wait for sales

November 24, 2011

Some shoppers skipped out on Thanksgiving dinner altogether in the pursuit of low-priced TVs and laptops.
Others joined those diehards in line later in the day […]

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UAE criticizes ‘unworkable’ French fighter bid

November 16, 2011

France’s Dassault Aviation is seeking unacceptable terms for the sale of up to 60 Rafale fighter jets to the United Arab Emirates, a senior Emirati […]

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10 militants die in Yemen as UN pushes peace plan

November 13, 2011

Yemeni government forces and allied tribesmen killed ten militants in attacks around the country Sunday, security officials said, as a visiting United Nations envoy met […]

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Chaotic Greek powersharing talks in 4th day

November 10, 2011

Greece’s tortuous power-sharing talks enter a fourth day, with the country’s president to host a meeting of party heads a day after negotiations disintegrated into […]

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Early count: Nicaragua pres Ortega winning big

November 7, 2011

Election officials say president and former Sandinista revolutionary Daniel Ortega is winning big in Nicaragua’s presidential election.
Nicaragua’s Supreme Electoral Council says Ortega has nearly 64 […]

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Insurer Humana’s 3Q profit climbs 13 percent

October 31, 2011

Humana says its third-quarter net income jumped 13 percent as revenue climbed 11 percent. The health insurer also raised its 2011 earnings forecast.
The Louisville, Ky., […]

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Thai PM confident as Bangkok holds off high tides

October 30, 2011

Thailand’s prime minister is expressing optimism that Thailand’s worst flooding in a half-century will mostly spare Bangkok. Some neighborhood dikes have overflowed, but the city’s […]

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HP does an about-face, says it will keep PC unit

October 28, 2011

SAN FRANCISCO

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Stocks push higher on Europe reports

October 26, 2011

Stocks pushed higher in afternoon trading Wednesday following reports that China will come to the aid of Europe by buying bonds.
Agence France-Presse reported that China […]

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Japan Cabinet OKs $158B extra budget for tsunami

October 21, 2011

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda’s Cabinet on Friday approved a 12.1 trillion yen ($158 billion) extra budget to help fund the reconstruction of Japan’s tsunami-battered northeast.
The […]

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