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Europeans, US Differ Over Safety Of Ranbaxy Facility In India

Ranbaxy is in the process of being acquired by India-based Sun Pharmaceutical Industries for $3.2 billion.

Bank Of America Could Pay At Least $12 Billion To Settle Probes: Report

At least $5 billion of that amount is expected to go toward consumer relief consisting of help for homeowners in reducing principal amounts and monthly payments, and paying for blight removal in struggling neighborhoods, the Wall Street Journal said.

SEC Moves To Rein In Robot Stock Traders

The automated traders that led to the "flash crash" finally get some oversight.

GM Sales Are Strong Despite $1.7 Billion Recall Scandal

GM reported its highest monthly sales in May in over six years.

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GM Will Not Rule Out Court Battle Against Victims Of Ignition Switch Flaw

The automaker says it will pay some victims of its faulty ignition switch, but for those injured before June 9, 2009? It's complicated.

'I Still Have No Credibility For GM' After Firings, Mother Of Chevy Cobalt Crash Victim Says

Terri DiBattista, whose daughter, Amber Rose, was killed in a 2005 crash, said the firings should have been broader and made sooner.

National Donut Day 2014: 6 Places To Score A Free Donut On June 6

However you spell them, here are six places around the country where you can score a free one on that day.

Sprint Agrees To Buy T-Mobile For $32 Billion

The merger of the third- and fourth-largest U.S. mobile network operators must still pass regulatory scrutiny.

Over 60% of Americans Favor Mandatory Carbon Controls, But Overall Support is Declining: Gallup

The results of a new Gallup survey suggest that the public will generally support the Obama administration's latest proposals for cutting carbon emissions from U.S. power plants.

GM Ignition Switch Recall investigation: CEO Mary Barra Says 'No One Took Responsibility'

General Motors CEO Mary Barra blames underlings for keeping vital information from executives related to fatal ignition switch flaw.

Cement Giants Holcim Ltd. And Lafarge SA Facing Hurdles To Merger

The European Union has promised to probe the merger extensively for antitrust violations.

Europe's Central Bank Now Charging Banks To Hold Deposits

Europe's central bank cut its interest rates to below zero in an effort to boost inflation and juice its economy.

Candy Crush's King Digital Rolling Out Bubble Witch Sequel

King hopes to repeat Candy Crush success with latest game.

Twitter In Talks To Buy Online Music Firm SoundCloud: FT

The company has aggressively expanded its capabilities to carry multimedia content.

Alibaba Buys 50% Stake In China’s Guangzhou Evergrande Soccer Club

The move comes at a time when Alibaba and its partners are exploring ways to expand beyond the company’s core e-commerce business.

WhatsApp Co-Founder Sees Challenges In US And Other Markets

Acton otherwise struck an upbeat tone in his first public comments since Facebook's decision to acquire WhatsApp.

G7 Willing To Step Up Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine

Western powers would check "again and again" to verify Russia was doing all it could to stabilize the Ukraine situation, Merkel said.

GM's Recall Probe Expected To Clear Top Bosses Of Cover-Up: Report

CEO Mary Barra is expected to present the findings of the investigation on Thursday.

Goldman Sachs Bolsters Asia Mergers Team Amid Rising Volumes

Asia Pacific M&A volumes have surged almost 88 percent so far this year from a year ago, according to Thomson Reuters data.

Sprint Close To Agreement On Terms To Buy T-Mobile: Report

The price reportedly under discussion represents about a 17 percent premium to T-Mobile's Wednesday close and values the No. 4 carrier at more than $32 billion.

Wal-Mart Protests Highlight Issues For Working Moms, Ahead Of Shareholder Meeting

Wal-Mart’s low wages and unpredictable scheduling practices are the target of demonstrations this week.

Keystone XL Pipeline: Former Navy SEAL Chief Outlines Potential Terrorist Threats In New Report

A bomb attack could spill more than 7 million gallons of tar sands crude, says a consultant hired by a prominent Keystone XL opponent.

As IPO Nears, Alibaba Preps Employees For $40 Billion Windfall

The Chinese e-commerce giant has been counseling employees on how to deal with the roughly $41 billion they could unlock through a New York listing.

S&P Ends At New Record On Strong Services Sector Growth Data

But trading volume continued to be light as investors took a wait-and-see approach ahead of the European Central Bank policy meeting on Thursday and the U.S. government's May nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.

Lenovo ThinkPad 8 Review: Premium Price, Premium Power [VIDEO]

ThinkPad nomenclature is normally associated with high-powered laptops; can the ThinkPad 8 tablet have fun while still retaining the “power to do?”

Technicians maintain solar panels on a roof at a solar power plant in Wuhan, Hubei province

Chinese Solar Companies, Unfazed By 2012 Tariffs, Could Take a Hit From Latest Penalties

Chinese solar panel makers increased shipments to the U.S. last year despite import tariffs put in place in 2012.

NBA Finals 2014: Spurs Operate Like A High-Level Business

Businesses can -- indeed should -- take note of how Gregg Popovich runs his team.

South African Economy, Global Metal Markets Could Take Months To Recover From Historic Mining Strike

Though rumors of a resolution have been flying, it could take months to recover from a five-month mining strike in South Africa.

Europe Facing Power Crisis As Utilities Choose Coal Over Gas

A recent report from the International Center for National Gas Information highlights risks to European energy security.

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Pharrell Williams Apologizes For Wearing Native American Headdress On Elle Cover: 'I Am Genuinely Sorry'

The controversial Elle UK cover features Pharrell Williams wearing a Native American warbonnet.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Disappearance Turns Flight Tracking From Geeky To Mainstream

The ongoing missing-plane mystery has spawned a big surge in downloads of flight-tracking apps.

Venice Mayor Under House Arrest In Flood Barrier Graft Case

The Moses project, designed to save the famed canal city from sinking into the lagoon it is built on, was first mooted back in 1966 but construction did not start until 2004, due to wrangling over its design, funding and environmental impact.