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The Security Council agreed to send observers to monitor Syria's shaky cease-fire, marking the first time council members have agreed on action there since the conflict began.
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Seven California locations and six in Illinois are among the 50 closings planned by the struggling electronics retailer.
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Air travel would be safer if we allowed knives, lighters and liquids on board and focused on disrupting new terrorist plots, writes a former head of the Transportation Security Administration, Kip Hawley.
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J.P. Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo released first-quarter results that disappointed investors, underlining the industry's struggles with a sluggish economic recovery.
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U.S. consumer-price growth slowed a bit in March, as energy inflation decelerated from the breakneck pace earlier this year.
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China said it would double the yuan's trading band against the U.S. dollar to 1% above or below a daily reference exchange rate.
The Dow industrials tumbled 1.6% this week, as disappointing economic data from China and rising borrowing costs in Spain damped sentiment.
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St. Jude Medical is seeking to protect its heart-rhythm division from an image problem involving the Riata lead, a wire that connects defibrillators to heart tissue and that the company stopped selling in 2010.
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Taxpayers are generally advised to keep their returns for three years. But if they've fudged numbers, they could face scrutiny for much longer than that.
The Secret Service is investigating allegations that agents on Obama's security detail to Colombia were involved with prostitution.
British consular officials in China expressed suspicions in November over the death of British businessman Neil Heywood, but the matter initially wasn't pursued further.
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Surveying the design and culture of parking, "Rethinking a Lot" makes a case for why modern parking lots must be transformed. Dan Neil reviews.
FINS: You've given two weeks' notice, but it isn't the time to coast. Those last two weeks can be critical to ensuring you leave with your reputation intact.
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25-year-old Piermario Morosini died Saturday after collapsing on the field with heart failure.
The Annie's IPO has thrust Solera Capital's Molly Ashby into the spotlight, but she isn't a typical Wall Street deal maker. Her investments look beyond the balance sheet.
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Groupon said the chief of its international business, which accounts for well over half of its revenue, is leaving the young online-coupon provider.
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Prices for the commodity in New York and London jumped on better-than-expected European cocoa-grindings data.
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President Obama used his weekly radio address to urge support for his minimum tax on millionaires, facing a Senate vote on Monday.
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Military officers and defense analysts say the U.S. could quickly overwhelm Iran's air defenses, but believe Iran would retaliate by waging the naval equivalent of guerrilla warfare in the Persian Gulf.
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Best Buy's investigation into the personal conduct of former CEO Brian Dunn is exploring whether he misused company assets in the course of an alleged relationship with a female subordinate.
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Novartis said a patient treated with its multiple-sclerosis pill Gilenya has been diagnosed with a rare and often fatal brain disease.
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This week's research covers the business of lying, online chatter that leads to stock-market wins, the stealth celebrity pitch and how self-esteem affects perception.
The marriage tax and other obstacles to economic progress.
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Newark Mayor Cory Booker ran into a burning home to save a trapped neighbor, and he emerged with minor burns, a hacking cough and at least temporarily a status rarely bestowed on politicians: folk hero.
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The Count: The NHL awards its divisional champs home ice in the first round, even when their claim is questionable -- as it very much is with the Panthers this spring.
Software engineer tops CareerCast.com's list of the year's best jobs. What made this and other professions rank high: good work environment, high salaries and relatively low stress.
A Seattle couple turns to the Internet to help find and construct their dream home.
Comet Skateboards of Ithaca, N.Y., has doubled sales since 2010, and expects to ship more than 10,000 custom-designed boards this year to stores worldwide. Retail prices range from $60 to $140. Here's a look at its downtown digs.
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In today's pictures, people celebrate the Nepalese New Year, men try to right a tipped truck in Pakistan, athletes compete in white-water slalom and more.
As cherry blossoms bloom around the world, here's a look at where to appreciate them.