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Tiffany's profit essentially flat, cuts outlook

Tiffany's profit essentially flat, cuts outlook

72 mins ago
Tiffany & Co. cut its outlook for both sales and profit for the year, citing a slowdown in demand for its jewelry not only in the U.S. but in many other countries. Full Story
Weekly US jobless aid applications dip to 370,000

Weekly US jobless aid applications dip to 370,000

72 mins ago
The number of people seeking unemployment benefits changed little last week, signaling modest job growth. Full Story

US durable goods orders up 0.2 percent in April

72 mins ago
Orders for long-lasting factory goods edged up slightly in April but a key category that tracks business investment spending fell for a second straight month. Full Story
Putin defends curtailing of privatization plans

Putin defends curtailing of privatization plans

53 mins ago
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday defended his decision to withdraw lucrative government stakes in energy companies from a list of assets to be privatized. Full Story

Dow wins $2.16B in dispute with Kuwaiti company

53 mins ago
Dow Chemical says an international court has awarded it $2.16 billion in damages from its dispute with Petrochemical Industries Co., a subsidiary of state-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corp. Full Story

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News Corp. lobbyist tells of government contacts

68 mins ago
A lobbyist for Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. says he had the impression that a government minister was aware of information being given by an aide about the company's bid to take over British broadcaster BSkyB. Full Story
US trade rep: Euro struggles weigh on trade talks

US trade rep: Euro struggles weigh on trade talks

70 mins ago
The U.S. trade chief says Europe's debt struggles and resulting market turmoil are weighing on global talks about loosening trade barriers. Full Story

Land conflicts stunt Vietnam urban planning dreams

3 hours 41 mins ago
Do Quoc Tai is an unlikely pain in the side of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party. Although the construction foreman earns just $150 per month, he and his neighbors have strong-armed the government, blocking a major ring road that's a symbol of the country's push to modernize. Full Story