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RISK-AVERSE INVESTING: Have you lost your appetite for taking risks with investments?. Comments Off
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Iraq Vote Results Trickle In. Comments Off
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An Iran-backed Shiite slate is leading the vote in at least one southern Iraqi province, while incumbent Prime Minister Maliki was up in a second southern province, according to partial parliamentary election results.
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Is a peep show a "Cubicle cinema" or "automated recreation device"? The European high court is about to decide.
AnnTaylor Swings to Profit. Comments Off
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AnnTaylor Stores eked out a surprise profit in its latest quarter as a sales decline stabilized and it cut back on discounting. The women's clothing retailer forecast a return to sales gains this year.
South Africa Defends Bid for Loan. Comments Off
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South Africa defended an application for a $3.75 billion loan from the World Bank, hitting back at criticism the money will fund a power station and increase the country's carbon emissions.
MGM Mirage to sell Borgata stake in deal with N.J.. Comments Off
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MGM Mirage reaches a deal with New Jersey regulators to sell its stake in the Borgata casino-hotel in Atlantic City, apparently throwing in the towel in the gambling behemoth’s battle over the suitability of its joint-venture partner in Macau.