Violent clashes between protesters and security forces snowballed in cities throughout eastern Libya, as the country's leader Moammar Gadhafi struggled to crush an uprising aimed at ending his 42-year rule.
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Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Morocco on Sunday to demand sweeping changes to the nation's constitution, defying predictions that this thousand-year-old monarchy would prove an exception to the demands for greater democracy that are sweeping the region.
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Chinese authorities detained dozens of political activists after an anonymous online call for protests in 13 cities, though only a handful of people appear to have shown up to demonstrate.
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China was the home of some of the best- and worst-performing stock offerings that hit the U.S. last year. The handful of offerings so far this year have been mediocre, but more companies from China are readying IPOs.
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Diageo is close to buying Turkish spirits company Mey Içki for between $2 billion and $2.5 billion, a deal that would give the U.K. alcohol giant access to a vast distribution network Turkey.
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Richard Ong, one of Hopu Investment Management's founding partners, is leaving the China-focused private-equity firm to set up his own $2 billion fund, according to people familiar with the situation.
Online deals website Groupon appears to be making preparations to launch operations in China, a move that could shake up the market for group buying.
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Negotiators from the world's leading economies haggled all night over seemingly technical details regarding how to measure global economic imbalances. They eventually produced a 53-word sentence intended to appease all sides—and open to interpretation by all sides.
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U.S. House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan said Sunday he wasn't pushing for a government shutdown as a budget deadlock continued, and suggested Republicans would seek a short-term extension of the budget to allow negotiations to proceed.
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The 401(k) generation is beginning to retire, and it isn't pretty. The retirement savings plans that many baby boomers thought would see them through old age are falling short in many cases.
If you need to live off your savings and investments, you're having a tough time right now. But you're not without options. If you need income, here are six moves worth thinking about.
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Jeopardy champion Watson is making IBM as sexy to work for as Apple, Google or Facebook.
Penn Station regulars wonder why their depot can't be more like its classy cousin across town with the high-end shops. After all, 600,000 passengers rush through every day, and lots of them have money.
English novelist and travel writer Bruce Chatwin's eye for art objects became an eye for human eccentricities, says David Mason.
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Too many men in their 20s live in a kind of extended adolescence—and women are sick of dealing with them.
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The House's weeklong debate over spending cuts exposed just how much the 2010 election has blurred the lines of authority in Washington.
Abigail Kawananakoa has been on a decades-long treasure hunt—a bid to recover silverware, lamps, rare furniture and other assorted objects from her family's former home. Make that "palace."
The week in essential news, analysis, stats, graphics and photos.
Facebook, Twitter and other social media are speeding up revolutions in the Middle East, Clay Shirky, a professor at NYU, tells the WSJ's Alan Murray.
Popular demonstrations in Tunisia toppled a president and spread to countries across the region. See photos from protests from Algeria to Yemen.