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Coca Cola Quarterly Revenue Beats Estimates As China Volume Soars

Global case volumes rose 2% in the quarter, while those in China rose 12%, due to increased marketing.

Tax Day Freebies 2014: 14 Free Things You Can Score After Filing Your Taxes

Whether you're getting a sweet return, shelling out cash or still itemizing for Uncle Sam, here are some freebies you can score this Tax Day, April 15, 2014.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Analyzed Data From Bluefin-21 Shows No Object Of Interest; Unmanned Submarine To Make Second Dive

The device is programmed to fly about 100 feet above the ocean floor and look for signs of wreckage of the missing plane.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open; Quarterly Earnings, Data On Inflation And Housing, And Janet Yellen's Speech Should Influence Markets

Quarterly earnings, data on inflation and housing, and opening remarks from Janet Yellen at a Fed conference should influence markets.

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Amazon Adopts Human Resources Cue From Zappos, Adopting Its Subsidiary’s Policy Of Offering Employees Cash To Quit

Amazon bought Zappos in 2009, and four years after the acquisition the company has adopted one of its unconventional human resource strategies.

Insurer Endurance Offers To Buy Aspen Insurance For $3.2 Billion

The offer is unsolicited, with Endurance noting that Aspen's board and management have refused the proposal.

TIAA-CREF To Buy Nuveen Investments For $6.25 Billion

The deal will add more than $221 billion in assets to TIAA-CREF's roughly $569 billion in assets under management.

Russia, China Seek To Seal Natural Gas Deal By Putin's May Visit To Beijing: Official

Earlier, Russia's Deputy Premier Arkady Dvorkovich went to China as part of a delegation to discuss cooperation in the energy sector.

Citigroup Quarterly Earnings Rise On Smaller Troubled Asset Loss

Citigroup's quarterly loss on troubled assets eased to $292 million from $798 million a year earlier - and that aided the bottom line.

GlaxoSmithKline Faces Criminal Investigation For Bribing Doctors In Poland To Sell Asthma Drug, Seretide

In the past, GSK has faced charges of corruption in China and Iraq. In 2012, it paid $3 billion to the FDA after pleading guilty for malpractice.

US Stock Futures Suggest Lower Open; Citigroup Earnings, Retail Sales Data In Focus

After last week's volatile sessions, which ended with the markets losing a lot of ground, earnings and economic data should guide markets.

Citigroup Cuts Nearly 300 Jobs To Maintain Costs; Former Citi CEO Charles Prince's Brother Among People Who Have Left The Bank

At the end of 2013, Citigroup had reduced its employee count by more than a fifth to 251,000 from 323,000 in 2008.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Underwater Vehicle, Bluefin-21, To Begin Search Monday Night As Black Box Pings Go Silent; Oil Slick Detected In Search Area

A total of 11 military aircraft, one civil aircraft and 15 ships were scheduled to search an area about 18,000 square miles in size Monday.

Australian Officials Consider Underwater Robot Launch For Malaysia Jet Search

The focus may shift to trying to find wreckage using the sonar and cameras of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle.

BMW Recall 2014: Automaker Recalls 156,000 Luxury Cars And SUVs Over Faulty Engine Bolts

The recall includes many of BMW’s most popular models, including the 1 Series, 3 Series and X3.

Armed Men Seize Control Of City In Eastern Ukraine

In what is being called an "act of aggression," pro-Russian activists seized government buildings and a police station, witnesses said.

Six Flags Will Set Up Shop In Dubai As Middle East Tourism Recovers From Financial Crisis

Youthful demographics are fueling growth in the region's leisure and entertainment sector.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date Arrives: PayPal Fingerprint-Based Payment And 3 Other Things To Know About The Device

A few things users should know about the new Samsung Galaxy S5.

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Is Wal-Mart Quietly Building An Organic Empire To Fuel Its Wild Oats Rollout?

The company appears ready to take a gamble on a growing public demand for healthier foods.

Wal-Mart's Organic Push With Wild Oats Foods Inspires Praise, But Raises Questions

Wal-Mart's plan to offer Wild Oats organic products has thrifty foodies salivating, but how organic will these products really be?

Lafarge, Holcim Confident Their Combination Will Survive Antitrust Probes From Investigators In Canada, UK, France

Officials of the proposed French-Swiss company plan to unload billions in assets to get the regulatory blessing they need to merge.

Heartbleed Bug Found In Cisco, Spreads To Firewalls And Beyond

The widespread bug surfaced late Monday, when it was disclosed that a pernicious flaw existed in a widely used Web encryption program.

Heartbleed Bug Found In Cisco Routers, Juniper Gear

Many websites, including Yahoo, Amazon and Netflix, fixed the hole after it was disclosed on Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported.

JPMorgan Reports Lower Profits On Drop In Trading Revenue

The company reported a far weaker-than-expected quarterly profit as revenue from securities trading fell in a climate of uncertainty.

Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: Case Maker’s Model Suggests Larger Display, Thinner Design While Consumer Interest For Bigger iPhone Rises

As speculation about the device heats up, consumers are warming up to the idea of spending for a larger, sleeker phone.

US Stock Futures Suggest Weak Opening After Thursday's Rout; Day's Moves Could Be Influenced By PPI, Consumer Sentiment Data And Bank Earnings

Value-buying could stem losses while quarterly earnings of major banks, and data on PPI and consumer sentiment could influence moves.

Frugal Teens, Fewer Proms May Explain Fall In Prom Spending This Year

The new generation of teens appears to care less about proms than their predecessors, or at least is not willing to spend quite as big.

US Companies Scramble To Uncover Conflict Minerals In Unexpected Places

The U.S. SEC now requires registered companies to report the presence of conflict metals in their supply chains.

Vodafone Takes Full Control Of Indian Subsidiary By Buying Out Minority Shareholders For $1.68B

After the completion of Verizon's $130 billion stake sale, India will become the second-largest market for Vodafone after Germany.

Kim Dotcom’s Megaupload Sued By US Record Labels, Following Movie Studios' Lawsuit, For Copyright Infringement

The plaintiffs claim Megaupload generated more than $175 million in illicit profits from copyright infringement of sound recordings.

Amazon.com To Acquire comiXology, A Digital Comics Company, As Retailer Seeks To Expand In Online Publishing

ComiXology is a popular app on Apple devices and had 180 million downloads of comic books and graphic novels worldwide by mid-2013.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: 'Very Confident' Detected Signals Are From Missing Plane's Black Box Says Australian PM Tony Abbott But Search Official Says 'No Major Breakthrough' Yet

Australia's prime minister says authorities are "very confident" signals are from black box, but officials coordinating the search disagree.

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