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  1. Illegal strike hits Gold One mine in S.Africa
  2. Austrians say end bank secrecy for foreigners: polls
  3. Greece may get bailout cash advance to pay bills: reports
  4. Japan wins approval from member countries to join Trans-Pacific trade talks
  5. Florida sues BP on 3-year anniversary of oil spill
  6. GM's Opel returns to Shanghai auto show with limited ambitions
  7. Florida becomes 4th state to sue BP over oil spill
  8. Lufthansa cancels 1700 flights due to Monday's union strike
  9. IMF calls for more action to spur global economic recovery
  10. Most EU bank union work can be done without law change: Eurogroup head
  11. World finance leaders issue sober assessment
  12. ArcelorMittal CEO says high labor, energy costs hurt France
  13. Fed's Bernanke sees no U.S. inflation risks: Nowotny
  14. Exclusive: In rarity, Bernanke to skip Jackson Hole due to scheduling conflict
  15. Global finance officials endorse World Bank target to end poverty
  16. At Shanghai show, Japan automakers woo lost sales
  17. Slovenia insists it's not the next Cyprus
  18. Israeli airlines strike over "Open Skies" plan
  19. Israeli airline staff start strike over open skies deal
  20. Exclusive: Bernanke to skip Jackson Hole due to scheduling conflict
  21. Exclusive: Mexico bank reform eases legal hurdles to boost credit
  22. Toyota re-styles no-frills models to drive China fightback
  23. Investors brace for more stock volatility on Apple earnings
  24. World finance leaders say growth still weak
  25. Audi will push top-end cars in effort to catch BMW
  26. Israel cabinet OKs Europe open skies deal despite strike
  27. Russia's Usmanov knocks steel boss Mittal off top of rich list
  28. Israel approves 'Open Skies' deal with EU
  29. Exclusive: EBay recruits users in push against sales tax legislation
  30. Blackstone boss backs $300 million Chinese university fund
  31. Insight: How eurozone backwater Slovenia became its latest liability
  32. UK lawmakers want review into RBS-Lloyds "bad bank"
  33. Analysis: Years of weak growth sow doubt in economic rescue plans
  34. Exclusive: Mexico bank reform would ease legal hurdles to boost credit
  35. Japanese banks say hola, go local as they woo overseas borrowers
  36. Exclusive: China seeks to lock iron ore importers into trading platform
  37. Investors who stood by Boeing reap reward
  38. FAA furloughs kick in, but flights come in on time
  39. IMF, Egypt say working to reach loan deal in 'coming weeks'
  40. EU seeks to avoid housing bubbles with mortgage law deal
  41. Nikkei bulls charge in as dollar/yen hovers at 100
  42. FAA furloughs kick in, some flight delays appear
  43. Boeing begins fixing Dreamliners
  44. Analysis: BP's legal gamble may trim spill bill by billions
  45. Union starts strike at Lufthansa, hits 1,700 flights
  46. ABB to buy solar power firm Power-One for $1 billion
  47. Elan board unanimously rejects Royalty Pharma bid
  48. Lufthansa ground staff out on 1-day strike
  49. Exclusive: China seeks to lock iron ore importers into trading platform
  50. Philips Q1 profits fall on unfavorable comparison
  51. Commodities slump sends slow ripples through world economy
  52. Stock index futures gain, focus on earnings
  53. Survey: Firms still reluctant to make acquisitions
  54. Philips first quarter profits fall as sales slip
  55. Lufthansa cancels about 1,700 flights amid strike
  56. Austerity lowers eurozone deficit in 2012
  57. G-20 approval of Japan's easing drives markets up
  58. European austerity shows mixed results in 2012
  59. A look at deficits across the eurozone
  60. Caterpillar Inc misses, cuts outlook on weak mining sales
  61. Hasbro 1Q loss widens on restructuring charge
  62. Halliburton posts 1Q loss on litigation charges
  63. Knocking on EU's door, Serbia tries to tap investment potential
  64. Deutsche Bank seeks to avoid any seizure in Monte Paschi probe: sources
  65. Halliburton in Gulf spill settlement talks, takes charge
  66. News Corp in $139 million shareholder lawsuit settlement
  67. Futures rising as heart of earnings season begins
  68. European austerity campaign yields meager results
  69. Google fined by German data protection agency
  70. Justices agree to hear Daimler human rights case
  71. Dreamliner set to fly in a week as Boeing fixes battery
  72. Survey: US budget tightening not hurting business
  73. High court rejects tobacco marketing appeal
  74. Stocks mixed as major companies report earnings
  75. Hasbro says Monopoly contest help lift sales
  76. Existing home sales edge down, prices rise
  77. High court to look at Daimler appeal
  78. US home sales slip as supply remains tight
  79. International Paper in talks to spin off distribution business
  80. Justices agree to hear Daimler human rights case
  81. Ralph Lauren to pay $1.6 million to resolve Argentine bribery case
  82. EU-Canada trade talks stalled, overshadowed by U.S.
  83. Hasbro says Monopoly contest helped lift sales
  84. European austerity yields meager results in 2012
  85. Flight delays pile up Monday after FAA budget cuts
  86. Knocking on EU's door, Serbia tries to tap investment potential
  87. Justices agree to hear Daimler human rights case
  88. New rules to wipe out $17 billion in bank trading revenue: report
  89. HSBC chairman warns poorer customers could lose out
  90. Lufthansa grounded by strike at German airports
  91. Israeli airlines end strike over EU deal
  92. Israel airline strike ends after government, El Al forge deal
  93. White House: Obama backs Internet sales tax bill
  94. Dreamliner set to fly in a week as Boeing fixes battery
  95. Reuters editor charged with hacking: I was fired
  96. S&P asks federal judge to dismiss U.S. civil fraud lawsuit
  97. Nike yanks T-shirts in aftermath of bombing
  98. Oil gains for 3rd day, natural gas plunges
  99. Stocks edge higher as energy stocks rebound
  100. News Corp insurers pay $139M in shareholder suit
  101. Penney begins selling disputed Martha Stewart-designed goods
  102. Airbus wins coveted BA mini-jumbo order
  103. Era of austerity has run its course, EU says
  104. Energy stocks lead a turnaround on Wall Street
  105. Netflix's 1Q subscriber gains catapult stock
  106. Wal-Mart CEO's pay jumps 14.1 percent to $20.7 million
  107. Reuters deputy social media editor Matthew Keys says he was dismissed
  108. Bernanke to miss conference, hinting at departure
  109. CME Group "mistakenly" let some traders see secret swaps data
  110. Wal-Mart pays some board members more on bribery probe work
  111. Caterpillar cries "uncle" on mining; investors cry "buy"
  112. Flight delays pile up amid FAA budget cuts
  113. Wal-Mart pays some board members more on bribery probe work
  114. Reuters deputy social media editor Matthew Keys says he was dismissed
  115. Analysis: Caterpillar cries "uncle" on mining; investors cry "buy"
  116. China HSBC Flash PMI falls, points to tepid second-quarter recovery
  117. Asia shares, commodities rattled by weaker China flash HSBC PMI
  118. Halliburton seeking settlement over Gulf oil spill
  119. S&P says more than one-third chance of Japan downgrade, cites risks to Abenomics
  120. Dreamliner set to fly in a week as Boeing fixes battery
  121. Oil below $89 as China manufacturing slows
  122. Thai tycoon launches $6.6 billion buyout to kick off Asian retail push
  123. Tax-free Internet shopping jeopardized by bill
  124. AP IMPACT: Congress slows military efforts to save
  125. NTSB probes safety testing of Boeing 787 batteries
  126. Gold sale not a priority: Cyprus finance minister
  127. Social media editor in court on hacking charges
  128. Slight fall in UK borrowing gives relief to Osborne
  129. Indonesia warns multinationals not to be greedy over resources
  130. Sovereign credit concerns, low interest rates reshaping world reserves
  131. Euro zone slump moderates but German worries appear: PMIs
  132. Poland's Boeing 787s to fly in June
  133. Spain central bank: recession continued in Q1
  134. US immigration bill could slow Indian outsourcers
  135. Poland's Boeing 787s to resume flight in June
  136. Barclays' senior MENA financial institutions banker departs: sources
  137. Rosneft sees 2013 capex at $20 billion post TNK-BP deal
  138. Exclusive: SEC looks to ease rules for launching ETFs
  139. Bank of Japan QE needed, but structural reforms also important: OECD
  140. Stock index futures signal mixed open
  141. Chinese stocks underperform on growth concerns
  142. Xerox first-quarter profit beats view, warns on second-quarter
  143. Thai retail giant in $6.6 billion takeover offer
  144. US futures moving higher as corporate profits roll
  145. DuPont profit doubles as drought boosts farm sales
  146. SABMiller replaces CEO earlier than planned
  147. Reynolds American 1Q profit jumps 88 pct
  148. Lockheed first-quarter profit beats view; budget cuts dampen sales outlook
  149. DuPont says first-quarter net income soars
  150. Business borrowing for equipment jumps 45 percent in March: ELFA
  151. HSBC to shed 1,149 UK jobs in new round of cutbacks
  152. Imtech cuts jobs, takes more charges on German business
  153. Corporate pension funding down in 2012 on falling interest rates
  154. BP to invest about $540 million in South Africa over next five years
  155. Ex-MF Global CEO Corzine sued by trustee
  156. Full planes help boost US Airways 1Q results
  157. Delta Air Lines posts small 1Q profit
  158. Factory activity at six-month low in April: Markit
  159. Goodrich deal helps United Tech offset weak portfolio
  160. FedEx launches flexible delivery service
  161. FedEx let customers pick delivery time for a fee
  162. Solid earnings drive stocks higher on Wall Street
  163. Delta posts small 1Q profit; slowdown in April
  164. MF Global's trustee sues former CEO Corzine
  165. New-homes sales rise 1.5 percent in March to 417K
  166. New home sales rise, housing recovery still on track
  167. NTSB seeks larger lesson in Boeing 787 battery fire
  168. Lawmakers urge delay in control tower furloughs
  169. Strong earnings drive stocks higher on Wall Street
  170. Manufacturing data stokes fears of global spring swoon
  171. Exchanges ring alarm bells over EU transaction tax
  172. Vale's former iron man sets sights on Africa
  173. Report: Richest 7% got richer during recovery
  174. Appeals court upholds EPA block on W.Va. mine
  175. Democratic Sen. Baucus rules out 7th term
  176. Bank of Japan QE needed, but structural reforms also important
  177. Rosneft targets Iraq, squares up to Gazprom
  178. Mid-sized companies less likely to spend to expand: survey
  179. AP spokesman says tweet about White House explosions was "bogus"
  180. Dewey ex-chairman agrees to proposed settlement to resolve claims
  181. Spain Lottery eyes 4.5 billion euro bond, or bridge loans: source
  182. Chesapeake, Bank of New York, square off in bond trial
  183. Delta, US Air profits top estimates
  184. US seeks voluntary limits on car touch screens
  185. U.S. appeals court expedites BP spill claims case
  186. Stocks gain on earnings; fake tweet shakes stocks
  187. Gov't warns of more flight delays as blame flies
  188. FAA followed Boeing's lead on 787 battery testing
  189. Accor CEO expected to be replaced by duo: source
  190. Colombia's Sura, Scotiabank buy BBVA Peru fund for $1 billion
  191. AT&T loses contract phone subscribers in 1Q
  192. Amgen 1Q profit rises 21 percent on drug sales
  193. Airline service improves but delays still possible
  194. Stocks gain on earnings; fake tweet rattles market
  195. Apple revenue beats Wall Street view, doubles capital return
  196. Avenue Capital's Lasry will not be ambassador to France: source
  197. Apple to dole out $100B to shareholders
  198. Amgen 1Q profit up 21 pct on lower taxes, expenses
  199. Delta posts small 1Q profit; sees April slowdown
  200. Analysis: False White House tweet exposes instant trading dangers
  201. FedEx signs new $10.5 billion contract with USPS
  202. Dewey ex-chairman agrees to proposed settlement to resolve claims
  203. Amgen 1Q profit up 21 pct. on lower taxes
  204. Sales disappoint, but tax gain lifts Amgen profit
  205. Former Reuters editor pleads not guilty in Anonymous hacking case
  206. Dewey ex-chairman agrees to proposed settlement to resolve claims
  207. U.S. Mint suspends some gold coin sales after demand surge
  208. Apple unlocks more cash for investors as profit slides
  209. Google buys Wavii for $30 million, mirroring Yahoo's deal
  210. AT&T revenue disappoints as it loses cellphone subscribers
  211. Asia stocks up on US company earns, home sales
  212. Wall Street jumps after recovery from Twitter-led drop
  213. Group calls on China to improve Internet security
  214. Government loan to Fisker to be scrutinized in congressional hearing
  215. Consumer bureau calls payday loans a trap, warns of new rules
  216. States' tax revenue likely grew at beginning of year: report
  217. Credit Suisse beats forecasts, targets 2013 cash payout
  218. Oil rises toward $90 on upbeat US company results
  219. Analysis: Sleeping ad giant Amazon finally stirs
  220. Toyota top selling automaker despite sales fall
  221. Asia stocks up on US company earnings, home sales
  222. Asian shares rise on firm U.S. earnings, soft money outlook
  223. BOJ's new price forecasts Friday to be credibility test
  224. LG Electronics first-quarter profit sinks, TV pain outweighs phone revival
  225. Nasdaq may set aside $10 million to settle probe on Facebook IPO: WSJ
  226. Online privacy is evolving. Does it matter to you?
  227. Obama administration had advance warning on Fisker
  228. Insight: Ageing deepens debt-laden Europe's economic woes
  229. Q1 profits down sharply at automaker Daimler
  230. Credit Suisse 1Q profit jumps to $1.37 billion
  231. Lloyds UK branches sale to Co-op collapses: sources
  232. Barclays first-quarter profit hit by restructuring charge
  233. Daimler profits slide in Q1 on European struggles
  234. Peugeot Citroen blames Europe for Q1 sales slump
  235. UK in dark mood as new recession may be confirmed
  236. Credit Suisse Q1 profit jumps to $1.37 billion
  237. Key German index falls more than expected in April
  238. ECB poised to cut rates to help recession-hit euro zone
  239. German business morale tumbles for second month in April
  240. Barclays returns to profit in Q1
  241. Toyota top selling automaker despite China fall
  242. HK opposes Sichuan quake aid over corruption fears
  243. German business optimism falls more than expected
  244. World stocks up on US company earnings, home sales
  245. India's Jet Airways to sell $379M stake to Etihad
  246. Opel says GM to spend 230 million euros at German technology centre
  247. Health insurer WellPoint's 1Q profit rises 3 pct
  248. Israel to make wings for F-35 warplanes
  249. VW earnings lower as Europe weighs on sales
  250. Market tone remains positive on solid US earnings