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New rules from Hewlett-Packard, one of the world’s largest makers of computers and other tech products, reflect a major shift in how electronics companies view Chinese labor practices.
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the Chamber of Commerce have formed an alliance to find a way for immigrants illegally in the United States to gain citizenship.
Deep divisions in the Obama administration over rising violence in Syria spilled into public view for the first time in a blunt exchange between Senator John McCain of Arizona and the leaders of the Pentagon.
Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee pressed John O. Brennan, the nominee for director of the Central Intelligence Agency, on the secrecy of targeted killings.
Residents and local authorities in the Northeast were preparing for what forecasters said could be heavy snowfall. Above, loading a snow blower in Jersey City.
Michael R. Bloomberg, imagining life after City Hall, is exporting financial, social and political capital to London.
The Los Angeles police said a former officer was targeting members of the department and their families.
The killing of Chokri Belaid, a harsh critic of the ruling Islamist-led party, has led to fears that polarization and growing political violence will imperil Tunisia’s transition.
A spot on the yearly scroll of recently deceased movie luminaries has become one of the most hotly contested honors of the Oscar show.
Alan’s Alley Video, one of the last independent rental businesses in New York City, endures, even in the age of instant streaming and on-demand cable.
She has smarts and guts, but she needs to make clear that she can be a strong regulator of Wall Street.
“Side Effects” follows twists and turns involving a fictitious antidepressant.
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A midcentury modern in Atlanta, a bowed-roof cape in Vermont and a Queen Anne in Minnesota.
A diesel Mercedes-Benz is still a Hoboken, N.J., professor’s loyal companion after 37 years.
Terry Leahy, former chief of Tesco, advises recent college graduates that if they focus on their jobs, they can trust that someone “will spot you doing something well.”
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