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Google’s Web Ad Strategy Subject Of Federal Antitrust Query As Competitors Complain About DoubleClick, Which Google Acquired In 2007
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After Shedding 7.3% On Thursday, Tokyo Stocks Close Up Slightly On Friday On Volatile Trading
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New Nexus 7 Rumors: More Evidence Surfaces For the Second-Gen Tablet's July Release
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Faced With Cheaper Asian Imports, Ford Will Stop Making Cars In Australia Where Company Says It Costs Four Times As Much To Manufacture Cars There As It Does In Asia
Ford is ending manufacturing activities in Australia after 87 years as the country's auto production has been hit hard by cheaper Asian imports.
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Tesco Is Closing Its Fifth China Store In A Year, Likely More Stores To Close In The Future
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Foster Farms Recall: Poultry Company Recalls 6,165 Pounds Of Mislabeled Grilled Chicken Breast Strips
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China Cosco Sells Its Second Subsidiary This Year To Avoid A Third Consecutive Year In Red
After two years in the red, China Cosco is selling off subsidiaries in the hopes of covering its losses this year and avoiding delisting.
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