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• Websites Down as Storms Hit Servers

  The large East Coast storms disrupted power for Amazon.com Inc. cloud-computing operations, causing outages for customers such as Netflix Inc. and photo-sharing service Instagram.

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  Bristol Will Buy Diabetes Drug Maker

  Bristol-Myers Squibb said it will buy diabetes drug maker Amylin in a $7 billion deal that will intensify the competition to treat the growing number of people afflicted with the disease.

• Big Jackpot Lures Poker Investors

  Investors backing top-name poker players will have their shot at winning some of the jackpot in this weekend's One Drop tournament, the highest-stakes poker event ever attempted.

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  'Today' Show Names Guthrie as Co-Host

  NBC named Savannah Guthrie as co-anchor of the "Today" show, a day after Ann Curry's tearful farewell.

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  AB InBev, Modelo in $20.1 Billion Deal

  Anheuser-Busch InBev sealed the acquisition of Modelo in a $20.1 billion deal that will augment the world's biggest brewer's position in the fast-growing Mexican market and expand the reach of Modelo brands globally.

  • Heard: AB InBev's Mexican Buy Looks Frothy

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  Judge Bans Samsung From U.S. 'Nexus' Sales

  Samsung suffered a second legal setback at the hands of a California judge, who issued an injunction Friday against its "Galaxy Nexus" smartphone at the request of Apple.

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  Microsoft Executive to Leave Hardware Post

  Steven Guggenheimer will leave his post as the Microsoft executive in charge of managing the software company's relationship with computer makers.

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  Olympus Loses Whistleblower Case

  Olympus lost a court battle against an employee who sued the Japanese camera maker for retaliating against him after he complained about actions by his boss.

• World Bank Cancels $1.2 Billion Bangladesh Loan

  The World Bank scrapped a $1.2 billion loan to build Bangladesh's longest bridge, citing concerns over corruption in the project.

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  Boeing Disparages Airbus Plans

  Boeing attacked tentative plans by Airbus to open a new airliner factory in Alabama as failing to offset damage caused by "illegal subsidies."

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  AMR Seeks Extension to File Plan

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  Report: Women in Asia Face Barriers to Top Jobs

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  KB Home Sees Profit on Horizon

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  Yara CEO Apologizes for Improper Payments

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  Google Gets Demand From FTC on Motorola Licensing

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  Dice Holdings Acquires FINS.com

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  H-P Won't Jump on New Chips for Tablets Soon

• Yahoo's Top Lawyer Departs

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  Brazil's OGX Shares Rise, but Doubts Remain

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  Delta Pilots Approve Labor Pact

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  Deal Sends Constellation Brands' Shares Soaring

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  Sony Becomes Largest Music Publisher