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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Wednesday that the central bank has "ample room" to ramp up its easing measures, rejecting views that it is short of ammunition to stimulate lackluster inflation.
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Zappos's Tony Hsieh Says This Is the Biggest Misconception About Holacracy The CEO is doubling down on his self-management experiment.
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Flickr/Vlad B. Most Americans say they want to eat healthier. It's a beautiful (and fairly new) thing. The problem is that most of us don't know how. But the next time you take a stroll down your grocery's "health foods"...
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Asian shares stumbled Wednesday as another steep drop in the price of oil reinforced worries about the potential impact on the world economy of job cuts and reduced investment in the energy industry
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Cameron Begins Drive To Sell EU Reform Plan

Sky News - 3 Feb 2016 05:59
Cameron Begins Drive To Sell EU Reform Plan The PM is due to speak in Parliament as he tries to convince sceptics that his proposals for changes to the bloc are acceptable.
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U.S. Energy Exports: First Comes Crude, Then Comes LNG Last December, the United States moved closer toward unleashing the full potential of its energy renaissance when Congress passed – and President Obama signed – an omnibus spending bill containing language eliminatin...
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UK Growth Picks Up Pace At Start Of Year

Sky News - 3 Feb 2016 15:52
UK Growth Picks Up Pace At Start Of Year Figures from the UK services sector suggest the UK economy had a slightly brighter start to 2016 after a sluggish prior year.
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Time Warner board takes step to stymie activist shareholders Time Warner has made it harder for an activist shareholder to storm the gates. The media giant's board has enacted a rule that bars any shareholder or group of shareholders from nominating a person to its board unless th...
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Home Depot is on a hiring spree. …
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S&P Cuts Ratings of 10 U.S. Oil Companies

Wall Street Journal - 3 Feb 2016 01:09
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services cut the ratings of 10 U.S. oil and gas exploration and production companies, citing the sharp drop in crude oil prices.
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California Taxes Will Eat Up All Of Cam Newton's Super Bowl Earnings "Jock tax" rules will result in Cam Newton's California tax bill being twice as high as his Super Bowl earnings if the Panthers lose on Sunday.
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HSBC announces 'promotion freeze' through 2017

New York Post - 3 Feb 2016 05:45
HSBC announces 'promotion freeze' through 2017 Becoming a Master of the Universe just a got a whole lot harder for the rank and file at HSBC. The troubled UK bank giant has instituted an unofficial "promotion freeze" through 2017 as it tries to rein in costs, The Pos...
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Tech Pain: Startups Are Buying Back a Lot More Employee Stock

Wall Street Journal - 3 Feb 2016 04:40
Public companies weren't the only ones buying back stock last year.
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After burning through $3 billion, Marissa Mayer may finally put the brakes on buying startups (YHOO) Reuters Marissa Mayer has spent nearly $3 billion on buying startups during her first 3 years at Yahoo. But she may finally put the brakes on her spending spree, the Yahoo CEO indicated during Tuesday's earnings call....
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What A Restaurateur In Reno Learned From Betting Big (And Losing) In 2014, Mark Estee, 45, an entrepreneur in Reno, NV, who runs five restaurants, opened an ambitious venture he called Reno Provisions in an old J.C. Penney building. The $1.2 million project included a 10,000-square-foo...
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Yum said China system sales increased 7 percent -- with 7 percent unit growth and a 2 percent rise in same-store sales.
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Sumner Redstone Resigns as CBS Board Chairman He is still executive chairman of Viacom
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Apple Is Once Again the Most Valuable Company in The World The iPhone maker is back on top
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Rockstar has shipped 60M copies of Grand Theft Auto V Grand Theft Auto is still one of the biggest gaming franchises in the world. Publisher Take-Two Interactive revealed today that developer Rockstar Games has shipped more than 60 million copies of Grand Theft Auto V acros...
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MetLife Profit Slides as Hedge-Fund Investments Falter

Wall Street Journal - 3 Feb 2016 23:33
MetLife's fourth-quarter earnings fell sharply, as it wrestled with tough economic conditions in many parts of the world, while low interest rates continued to work against insurers.
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FTIL-DGCX deal valuation sparks investor concern

livemint.com - 3 Feb 2016 23:20
FTIL-DGCX deal valuation sparks investor concern The transaction, announced last week, was done at a valuation of around $40 million, which means FTIL received $11 million for its 27.3% stake
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Take-Two beats Wall Street's expectations for holiday quarter earnings Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) reported earnings that beat financial expectations for the third fiscal quarter ended December 31. The company managed to make adjusted net income in the qu...
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