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• Yahoo Asia Deal Talks Off for Now

  All Things D: Yahoo's talks with its Asian partners have hit a potentially deal-breaking impasse over the efficacy of the centerpiece of the negotiation—a cash-rich split-off.

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  Apple Tests Tablet With Smaller Screen

  Apple is working with component suppliers in Asia to test a new tablet computer with a smaller screen as it looks to broaden its product pipeline amid intensifying competition.

  • Verizon, AT&T; to Sell 4G iPad
  • Apple Initiates Labor Audit
  • China Real Time: Chinese City Confiscates iPads
  • SmartMoney: Rise of the Smartphone/Tablet

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  Shanda Holders Approve Buyout

  A majority of Shanda Interactive's shareholders backed a takeover bid from the CEO that valued the company at about $2.3 billion.

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  Goodyear Swings to Profit

  Goodyear earned $25 million in the fourth quarter and reported its first annual profit in three years, but shares dropped on weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter sales and a cautious outlook for 2013.

  • Interactive: Track Company Earnings

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  Hackers Claim Attack on Tear-Gas Firm

  The website of a U.S. company whose tear gas has been used against demonstrators in Egypt is the latest to be broken into by the Anonymous movement, hackers claimed.

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  Autos Keep Retail Sales Muted

  U.S. retail sales rose less than expected in January as vehicle purchases plunged, an indication that consumers may remain cautious.

  • Small-Business Optimism Increases

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  BorgWarner's Profit, Sales Climb

  Auto-parts supplier BorgWarner's fourth-quarter profit rose 9% on higher sales of its transmission, turbochargers and other engine-related products.

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  Stake Sale Eyed for Italian Bank

  The controlling shareholder of Italy's third-largest retail bank may sell up to 15% of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, paving the way for a chess game among lenders in the euro zone's third-largest economy.

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  Corn Products to Change Name

  Corn Products International said it plans to change its name to Ingredion, to better reflect its product offerings and shed its image as an agricultural company.

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  Asia, Middle East to Drive Aviation Growth

  A little-known Indonesian carrier's $22.4 billion deal with Boeing lends weight to a view of emerging markets as a coming driver of aviation growth.

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  Solar Firm Files for Chapter 11

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  TransCanada Posts Higher Profit, Boosts Dividend

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  Avon Reassures on Dividend

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  Michael Kors Profit Leaps

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  Samsung Weighs LCD Spinoff

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  Perry Ellis to Review Brands

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  Regulator Steps In for Samsung

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  Biogen to Acquire Biotech Firm

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  AP Sues News Service

• TCS Expects Strong Business Next Year

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  Bumi Investors Back Off Some

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  MAN Posts Loss