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  Police Probe Renault Case

  In the latest twist in an embarrassing corporate-espionage affair at Renault, French prosecutors have begun investigating whether the French car company has been the victim of fraud.

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  NFL Girds for Fight

  As NFL team owners and the players union dig in for a potentially lengthy legal battle, NFL officials said owners have already set aside enough money to cover them in case the 2011 season is canceled.

• Fannie, Freddie Probe Focuses on Disclosure

  The investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is homing in on the extent to which the mortgage-finance giants adequately disclosed their exposure to subprime loans.

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  BP Blocks Russian Partners From Arctic Deal

  BP, in a vote Saturday, blocked an attempt by its billionaire Russian partners to join its planned $16 billion partnership with Russian state oil giant Rosneft.

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  Lehman Auditor May Bear the Brunt

  While Lehman Brothers executives won't likely face charges for an accounting tactic that obscured the firm's financial condition, its auditor Ernst & Young is in court.

  • Earlier: Lehman Probe Stalls

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  H-P Chief to Reveal Strategy

  H-P chief Leo Apotheker on Monday is expected to reveal his strategic plan for the company, detailing how he intends to take advantage of such tech trends as a shift to online services.

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  For Borders, a Scramble to be Lean

  Borders President Mike Edwards said the bookseller hopes to exit bankruptcy-court protection by summer's end after getting a head-start on its restructuring by targeting 200 superstores for closure.

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  EU States Duck Financing Challenge

  ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet came home from Friday's summit of euro-zone leaders effectively empty-handed, as the leaders again refused to relieve his institution of the burden of keeping struggling banks and member states afloat.

  • European Ministers Firm Up Bailout-Fund Plan

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  British Publisher Buys Mental Floss

  Magazine publisher Felix Dennis is betting now on another long shot: a magazine and books for trivia addicts billed as cocktail party cheat sheets.

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  For Stocks, Worries Get Harder to Ignore

  Behind the sudden, sharp market swings of the past few weeks is a simple question: Is the U.S. economy strong enough yet to grow on its own, without significant government help?

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  RIM Calls India's Demands 'Astonishing'

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  AT&T; Web Customers Face Data Cap

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  Ireland Remains Hopeful on Securing Lower Rate

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  China's Mideast Headache

• GOP Set to Begin Chipping Away at Fannie, Freddie

• Executives Juggling Multiple Job Offers

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  Google Doles Out Big Bonuses

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  Motive for Stock Leaks: Respect, Love, Not Just Greed

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  Pay TV Reverses Decline

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  U.S. Carriers Resume Japan Flights

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  Ex-Regulators Disagree With MBIA Split

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  BYD's Net Fell 34% in 2010