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UBS became the second bank to settle accusations that it tried to rig benchmark interest rates, agreeing to pay roughly $1.5 billion in a deal with authorities in multiple countries.
American companies are moving to distance themselves from guns and gun makers amid a public outcry.
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Ambassador Christopher Stevens was killed in the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi.
The State Department suffered from "systemic failures" in its response to the terrorist threat in Benghazi, Libya, and had insufficient numbers of security on the ground, according to an independent panel investigating the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate there.
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Surveillance cameras recorded more than 100 hours of video footage of the Sept. 11 assault on the U.S. diplomatic mission and a nearby CIA base in Benghazi, Libya.
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The battle lines are sharpening between Facebook and Twitter, as they fight to become the prime hub for photo sharing on the Internet.
U.S. stock futures pointed to a potential third consecutive session of gains for Wall Street, again driven by hopes for a fiscal deal, while housing starts data will offer up another clue on the state of the economy.
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Thousands of former MF Global customers still don't have a chunk of their money more than a year after the brokerage firm's collapse. But some of its big clients largely avoided similar losses, thanks to arrangements struck with the firm before its demise.
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The strong pound is holding back the U.K. economy, the Bank of England said, in its starkest warning yet on Britain's diminishing export prospects.
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The merger would give Getco control of Knight's profitable business of processing trades for small investors.
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Residents of Dunblane, Scotland, where in 1996 a former Boy Scout troop leader gunned down 16 primary-school students and their teacher, have traveled the long road to recovery that Newtown, Ct., now faces.
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Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis is at epidemic proportions in some parts of the world—a growing problem the U.S. is surprisingly unprepared for.
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In the avalanche of messages hitting inboxes, retailers' emails work extra hard to stand out.
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The House speaker's backup plan would extend current income-tax rates for those earning $1 million or less a year.
The college sports athlete who studies exercise has long been the butt of jokes but increasingly that view underestimates the commercial and academic value of exercise studies.
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ThyssenKrupp CEO Heinrich Hiesinger is grappling with one of the toughest challenges in corporate Germany: transforming the steelmaker and revamping its corporate culture.
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After decades of retail construction, the era of new-mall development in the U.S. is drawing to a close; mall owners and retailers are now shifting to renovations.
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Time Warner Cable is dropping Ovation, an arts TV channel, the first such move since the carrier's CEO warned it would cancel channels that "cost too much relative to the value of the service."
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Samsung has abandoned attempts to seek sales bans on Apple's iPhone and iPad in Europe using patents related to wireless standards.
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The Dow finished at its highest level in two months Tuesday with energy and technology shares leading as all sectors notched gains.
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The search engine is combating accidental ad clicks on smartphones.
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More students are taking community-college courses while in high school. These "dual-enrollment" classes are a low- or no-cost way for students to gain college credits, helping smooth their way to a college degree.
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Japan's incoming Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has stepped up the pressure on the country's central bank following his landslide election victory.
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When the chief executive comes under fire, corporate boards are increasingly proclaiming their support for the embattled leaders—even though the endorsement might be short-lived.
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The Food and Drug Administration questioned the safety and effectiveness of Hemispherx Biopharma's Ampligen to treat chronic fatigue syndrome in a preliminary review.
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The new iPhone version of Google Maps isn't just better than Apple Maps, but also better, in most respects, on the iPhone than it is on Android phones.
Higher taxes now for notional reform later is worse than nothing.
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The mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School has put school officials nationwide on edge, with some locking down campuses or calling for more police protection after real or perceived threats.
Jeremy Lin rolled into Madison Square Garden on Monday night and did the thing you're supposed to do in New York: take in the size of it all, and play big.
More families are exploring ways to drain the anxiety from posing for the group snapshot.
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A food writer built this Spanish-style home overlooking the ocean with a custom kitchen at the heart of the project.
A law that would allow small businesses to raise up to $1 million a year by selling equity stakes to investors online is stalled as regulators mull over the rules for such crowdfunding efforts.
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In today's pictures, a man smokes in a room at a psychiatric institute in Syria, a man carries a swordfish to market in Somalia, a new ice-skating rink opens in North Korea, and more.
North Korea marked the first anniversary of Kim Jong Il's death on Monday by reopening the Kim family palace, where the body of the former dictator and his father are laid out.