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The Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest beverage maker, has agreed to pay $137.5 million to settle a shareholder lawsuit that claimed company officials misrepresented or omitted information in public statements, causing the company’s stock price to be...
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Nine people are at a hospital after a car struck a school bus in Lafayette, La. and caught fire.
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Payless ShoeSource is going green as it plans to sell a line of ecologically friendly shoes and handbags at low prices.
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Morgan Stanley got a much-needed cash infusion on Monday, raising $9 billion by selling preferred shares to the Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. Morgan...
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AP, Flint
Characters from the beloved story of Winnie the Pooh are brightening one of the many vacant homes in the struggling industrial city of Flint.
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AP, Detroit
General Motors Corp. says it will idle its Janesville, Wis., sport utility vehicle factory on Dec. 23, earlier than the company had expected.
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Wall Street is snapping back from last week’s devastating losses on growing hopes the stock market will finally find some footing. Investors are cautiously...
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President Bush says the United States and its allies are taking “responsible, decisive action” to repair the global economy and promote growth.
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Morgan Stanley says Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has completed its $9 billion investment in the firm, giving it a much-needed capital infusion.
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AP, Washington
President Bush is hosting Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, a close ally, for private meetings and a formal state dinner at the White House.
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The Bush administration says it is moving quickly on a number of fronts to get a $700 billion rescue program up and running, including consulting with private law firms...
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AP, Irving
The Jonas Brothers will perform during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys’ nationally televised Thanksgiving Day game against the Seattle Seahawks.
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Wall Street headed for huge rebound Monday with the Dow Jones industrial average futures up 398, or 4.76 percent, to 8,768. Standard & Poor’s 500 index...
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Alaska’s ousted public safety commissioner is arguing that a state legislative report damages Gov. Sarah Palin’s image of being an upfront and open...
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is praising former rival Barack Obama, saying the Democratic presidential nominee is closing in on winning on Election Day.
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Wall Street headed for huge rebound Monday as investors, hoping that the stock market has reached a bottom after eight sessions of devastating losses, sent stock...
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AP, Wasilla
Levi Johnston, who’s having a baby with Gov. Sarah Palin’s daughter, can’t believe all the things he’s hearing.
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AP, Washington
The Federal Reserve on Sunday approved Wells Fargo’s $11.7 billion acquisition of Wachovia, removing the deal’s last major regulatory hurdle.
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AP, Seattle
Negotiations have begun to end a five-week strike by machinists for the Boeing Co.
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Spanish bank Banco Santander SA is in “advanced talks” to acquire Philadelphia-based thrift Sovereign Bancorp Inc., The Wall Street Journal reported on...
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With the world’s financial markets on a stomach-churning ride, the Bush administration is scrambling to get a $700 billion rescue effort for the U.S. banking...
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AP, Philadelphia
The ex-headmistress of Oprah Winfrey’s school for girls in South Africa sued the talk show host for defamation, claiming Winfrey falsely suggested she tried to...
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AP, Pittsburgh
A former Marine sued Rep. John Murtha for slander on Thursday, saying the congressman damaged his reputation by saying he and his comrades killed women and children...
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AP, New York
Taxi operators have sued the city over requiring yellow cabs to go green, saying cars that run on a mix of gasoline and electric power can’t handle the workout...
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AP, Washington
A Bush administration rule barring states and local governments from requiring more air pollution monitoring is illegal, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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AP, Hartford
NASA says it has terminated its contract with a Houston company selected in June to supply the agency’s next-generation space suit.
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AP, Phoenix
A federal judge has overturned a $280 million verdict against the for-profit company that owns the University of Phoenix.
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AP, Montgomery
Two large pharmaceutical companies said Thursday they will appeal a jury verdict ordering them to pay more than $114 million for overcharging the state’s Medicaid...
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AP, Montgomery
Prescription drug company GlaxoSmithKline says it will appeal a nearly $81 million verdict in a lawsuit that accused it of overcharging Alabama’s Medicaid...
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AP, Montgomery
A jury has ordered two pharmaceutical companies to pay $114 million to Alabama for overcharging for Medicaid prescription drugs.The jury found that GlaxoSmithKline...
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AP, Montgomery
An attorney for Alabama asked jurors Monday to award the state as much as $800 million from two pharmaceutical companies accused of overcharging for Medicaid drugs.The...
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AP, Montgomery
Attorneys are set to begin giving closing arguments in the trial of the state of Alabama’s lawsuit against two prescription drug companies.Court was set to resume...
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AP, Nashville
A Texas woman has filed a $3.5 million sexual harassment lawsuit against a former Jack Daniel’s master distiller who was asked to retire over the accusations he...
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AP, Washington
A prescription painkiller sold under such names as Darvon and Darvocet is too risky to stay on the market, a consumer advocacy group argued Thursday in suing the Food...
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP) _ Jury selection is beginning in the next trial of Alabama’s lawsuits against more than 70 pharmaceutical companies for allegedly...
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AP, San Francisco
Yahoo Inc. may have to defend its response to Microsoft Corp.’s takeover attempt in a trial that could sway the outcome of the Internet pioneer’s August...
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AP, Trenton
A Muslim student who sued because his public high school graduation ceremony was held in a Baptist church has received an apology from Newark’s school district...
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AP, Birmingham
A convicted police killer died because he was left alone in a sweltering cell after being given powerful medication, his mother said in a lawsuit Monday.The combination...
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AP, Pierre
A federal judge has approved a legal settlement that allows exit polling within 100 feet of voting places in South Dakota.The agreement was reached in a lawsuit filed...
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A top USA Swimming official said Friday he hopes a lawsuit accusing the governing body of being in cahoots with Speedo will be resolved quickly so athletes can focus on...
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Robotic suits named HAL, or “hybrid assistive limb,” are demonstrated during a press conference at the headquarters of Cyberdyne, a new company in Tsukuba, outside Tokyo, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008. HAL, that reads brain signals and helps people with...
