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U.S. companies rally for Haiti
By Richard McGill MurphyCorporate America has already pledged more than $40 million in donations to support earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. Corpor...
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Gender diversity on U.S. boards coming anytime soon?
Despite new SEC requirements that companies disclose efforts to diversify their boards, there are very few women with board seats today. And it looks ...
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Why the EU goes after U.S. companies
With its record $1.45B fine against Intel for allegedly anticompetitive activities, the EC is again showing its appetite for taking on big American co...
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Welcome to Omaha, Todd Combs
Todd Combs, the up-from-obscurity investment manager whom Warren Buffett has made famous simply by hiring him, met just about all of the Berkshire Hat...
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Enron, welcome to Broadway
A British hit play based on the 2001 scandal is set to come to New York next spring - then to a movie theater near you.By Beth KowittCan Jeff Skilling...
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The coming gold bust
When gold prices turn skyward, like they did for the past two weeks before some recent flattening, some mix of greed, fear and uncertainty are likely ...
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The coming explosion at Chrysler
Fiat's Sergio Marchionne may have to blow up the automaker in order to save it.By Alex Taylor IIIOn Wednesday, Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne wil...
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Disney comes to China
The Mouse announces plans for a theme park in Shanghai, but can Disney learn from the mistakes it made in Hong Kong?By Sheridan PrassoChina's announce...
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The 10 largest U.S. bankruptcies
From Lehman to Texaco, the mighty have fallen, taking down billions and billions with them.By Christopher TkaczykLehman Brothers HoldingsRank: 1Date o...
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U.K. shows limits of austerity
Just in time for tonight's big speech comes a reminder of the limits of austerity.The U.K. economy posted a 0.4% fourth-quarter output decline, stunni...
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