Greg Kelly Accused: A Portrait of Rape in the U.S.
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U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rates in the week ending Jan. 26, from 3.88 percent in the previous week, according to Freddie Mac.
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NEC Stuns Japanese Markets, Will Lay off 10,000
Japanese electronics giant NEC Corp. stunned the Japanese markets Thursday, announcing it expected to lose ¥100 billion ($1.3 billion) and lay off 10,000 employees globally next year. The view -- announced during the company's quarterly earnings release conference call -- was a wild swing from previous statements, where the company had set positive 2012 earnings guidance of ¥15 billion.
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French Breast Implants Maker Arrested on the Riviera
Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of French breast implant company Poly Implant Prostheses, was arrested on Thursday by national police in the Riviera town of Six-Fours-les-Plages.
Obama Has Tense Exchange with Arizona's Brewer at Airport
A day after his confrontational election-year State of the Union address, President Barack Obama had a tense exchange with Arizona's Gov. Jan Brewer on Wednesday as she greeted Air Force One in Phoenix.
French Elections 2012: A Preview
Throughout all of Europe we have seen the rise in the polls of extreme right political parties.
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise to 377,000 on Seasonal Volatility
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Time Warner Cable Quarterly Profit Rises
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AT&T Posts Big Quarterly Loss on T-Mobile USA Break-up Fee
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AT&T Posts Huge Quarterly Loss on T-Mobile USA Break-up Fee
AT&T posted a massive quarterly loss due to a break-up fee for its failed T-Mobile USA merger and a pension-related charge on top of costly subsidies for smartphones such as Apple's popular iPhone.
Hennes & Mauritz Issues Gloomy Outlook
World No.2 fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (HMb.ST) said a gloomy economic outlook would keep demand subdued this year and discounting to shift unsold stock, which led to a surprise drop in fourth-quarter profit, had continued into January.
Lockheed order backlog to cushion tough 2012
Lockheed Martin Corp , the Pentagon's largest supplier, forecast broadly flat sales and operating profit for 2012, with a record high order backlog helping it to cope with cuts in U.S. defense spending.
Jan Brewer vs. President Obama: Arizona Governor Gets in President's Face [VIDEO]
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on Wednesday, greeted President Barack Obama on the tarmac when he arrived outside Phoenix but the two leaders were seen in what appears to be a heated exchange. A photograph shows Brewer getting into the president's face and pointing her finger at him.
European Shares Gain on Fed Promise of Low Interest Rates
European shares rose on Thursday, halting two-days of losses, after the U.S. Federal Reserve said interest rates would remain low for a considerably longer period than expected and it is ready to offer additional stimulus to boost economic growth.
U.S. Stock Futures Rise
Stock index futures rose on Thursday, adding to gains from the previous session when the Federal Reserve boosted equities by saying it was likely to keep interest rates near zero until at least late 2014.
Apple's Cash Pile to Cross $100B in Q2, May Declare Dividend Next Quarter
Apple has posted a record quarterly results on strong demand for iPhone, iPad, and Macs. The company's cash pile reached near $100 billion and is expected to surpass the coveted $100 billion mark next quarter.
Gold Prices Surge on Fed Promise to Keep Rates Low
Gold prices jumped Thursday after the Federal Reserve surprised markets by saying ultra-low interest rates will continue through 2014.
MF Global casts spotlight on client fund rules
Three years after the demise of Lehman Brothers exposed problems in how brokers handle client funds, trading firms are still using lax rules to withhold cash owed to clients of failed brokerages, fuelling calls for reforms.
China Slams EU Ban on Iran Oil
China Thursday criticized the European Union for banning oil imports from Iran, Beijing's third biggest crude supplier and a major trading partner.
Fed stimulus pledge buoys stocks, Greece talks eyed
The euro held firm against the dollar, while European shares and gold moved higher on Thursday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve set out an unambiguously easier policy stance, but fears of a messy Greek debt default still haunt the markets.
Dalit Queen Mayawati Faces the Heat: Will She Win Again?
By her own standards, Dalit queen Kumari Mayawati's birthday celebrations were low-key this year because of the assembly elections. The huge crowds of gaping admirers were missing this year.
Asian Markets Rise on Federal Reserve Rate Outlook
Equities, commodities and the euro extended gains Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve said it would keep interest rates low for a much longer-than-expected period, providing ample liquidity to help spur growth.
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