Talks Adjourned, Aides Try to Iron Out Euro Rescue Details
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Fears are growing that the latest rescue will be another minimal step that falls short of a solution.
The Divergent Fortunes of Saab and Volvo
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Cut loose by U.S. owners, Saab became an entrepreneur's long-odds dream, while Volvo thrived.
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Saab's aerospace heritage is evident in the so-called Ur-Saab, a 1946 prototype of the first Saab car, now on display at the Saab Museum in Trollhattan.
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By CHRISTINE HAUSER
Strong corporate results and hope that European leaders were making progress on their debt woes helped lift shares on Wall Street.
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Cigna to Buy HealthSpring for $3.8 Billion
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The deal will give Cigna a significant new presence in Medicare and senior care coverage, an area that is expected to continue growing rapidly.
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Citing the need for democratic and ethical principles in the marketplace, officials from the Roman Catholic Church suggested the creation of a supranational economic authority.
Ex-Murdoch Executive Questioned
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Les Hinton, testifying to a parliamentary committee, dismissed talk of widespread phone hacking at The News of the World as mere accusations.
Administration Proposes Changes to Mortgage Refinancing Program
By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM
The overhaul, which will still take months to implement, will let people qualify for new loans no matter how far the value of their homes have declined, and without regard to their financial situations.
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Japanese Bankers at Heart of Olympus Fee Inquiry
By BEN PROTESS
The F.B.I. is investigating a $687 million payout by Olympus, which the Japanese company has described as a fee for advice on the takeover of a British company.
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Oracle in $1.43 Billion Deal for RightNow
By EVELYN M. RUSLI
As it builds out its portfolio of cloud-based offerings, Oracle has agreed to acquire RightNow Technologies, a provider of Web-based customer service solutions.
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Tech Giants Sizing Up Yahoo Bid
By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED and EVELYN M. RUSLI
Microsoft and Google are considering lending financial support to private equity firms or others mulling a bid for Yahoo, according to people briefed on the matter.
Apple’s Lower Prices Are All Part of the Plan
By NICK WINGFIELD
Apple is using its scale and prowess to deliver products at more aggressive prices, giving it more industry power.
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More Jobs Predicted for Machines, Not People
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Chinese Officials Receive Prison Terms for Economic Data Leaks
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Caterpillar Posts Higher Profit and Raises Forecast
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Kimberly-Clark Net Income Falls, Though Sales Rise
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Why Not Occupy Newsrooms?
By DAVID CARR
Media companies offer their own prime examples of the bonus excess that is driving the protests at Occupy Wall Street.
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The Recession in Pink and Blue
By NANCY FOLBRE
Whether the growing economic insecurity of women will affect how they vote remains to be seen, an economist writes.
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Raj Rajaratnam Speaks
By PETER LATTMAN
The convicted hedge fund billionaire tells Newsweek about his initial interrogation, his connection to P.G. Wodehouse and ola leaves.
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This Week in Small Business: Is Inflation a Thing of the Past?
By GENE MARKS
Plus: How visible are you when things get tough?
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Economy Casts Shadow on Advertisers’ Forum
By STUART ELLIOTT
At the Association of National Advertisers’ conference, there was relief that the worst has not happened but worry about sluggish growth and high unemployment.
You’re the Boss Blog
Southfork Kitchen (and Its Owner) Have Survived a Year
By BRUCE BUSCHEL
Cooks cook. Hostesses host. Bartenders tend. What do owners do after a fine staff has been assembled and the handbooks have all been written?
Corner Office | Selina Lo
I Never Wanted to Be a Manager. But I’ve Learned.
By ADAM BRYANT
Selina Lo of Ruckus Wireless says that “the art of management is not something I have the patience for,” but that she hires people who excel in the areas she doesn’t.
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