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Nintendo’s Losses: Should Mario Go Mobile?

Nintendo reported net losses of $926 million in 2011, as a result of poor software sales and foreign exchange rates.
Nintendo announced its first annual loss in company history, a result of poor software sales and yen exchange rates. If Nintendo can't stop the advent of mobile gaming, should it join instead?
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Cast member Justin Timberlake poses at the premiere of ''In Time'' at the Regency Village theatre in Westwood, California

Justin Timberlake goes rogue for In Time

Justin Timberlake may be riding a new wave of movie stardom as his new film, In Time, sees its release in theaters on Friday, but the singer-dancer-actor still thinks he's an ordinary man.
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10 Arrested in Billion Dollar MTA Rail Road Scheme

In a one of the largest schemes in MTA history, people were arrested on Thursday and brought up on federal charges in which hundreds of the Long Island Rail Road workers made false disability claims costing an estimated $1 billion.
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Chrysler drives Fiat profit higher

Fiat-Chrysler's third-quarter trading profit was well above forecasts at 851 million euros, with U.S. automaker Chrysler contributing as much as two-thirds of it and helping offset weak European sales.
Cast member Justin Timberlake poses at the premiere of ''In Time'' at the Regency Village theatre in Westwood, California

Justin Timberlake Goes Rogue for 'In Time'

Justin Timberlake may be riding a new wave of movie stardom as his new film, In Time, sees its release in theaters on Friday, but the singer-dancer-actor still thinks he's an ordinary man.
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Avon Under Investigation by Feds and Wall Street

Regulators are formally investigating whether Avon broke bribery laws overseas, and the cosmetics company said it was again reassessing its strategy after quarterly profit fell far short of expectations.
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Buyers rush in to markets after euro zone debt deal

U.S. stocks surged more than 2 percent on Thursday after European leaders reached a long-awaited agreement to boost the region's bailout fund and struck a deal on Greek bonds, which promised to remove a major headwind for the market.
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Madoff says he is happier in prison than free

Financial swindler Bernard Madoff said that he is happier in prison than he was on the outside because he no longer lives in fear of being arrested and knows he will die in prison, TV journalist Barbara Walters said on Thursday.
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Regenerated Lungs from Stem Cells Bring Possible Therapy

In a first, researchers used regenerative stem cells to repair fragile damaged lungs in mice previously infected by a nasty strain of H1N1 influenza. The results could lead to new therapies for asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema in humans.
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Buyers rush in after euro zone debt deal

U.S. stocks surged more than 2 percent on Thursday after European leaders reached a long-awaited agreement to boost the region's bailout fund and struck a deal on Greek bonds, which promised to remove a major headwind for the market.
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United, US Airways post profits, say demand strong

United Continental Holdings Inc and its rival US Airways Group Inc said on Thursday their quarterly profits were battered by soaring fuel costs, but travel demand appears to be robust despite gathering economic threats.
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United, US Airways Manage Profits Despite Fuel Rally

United Continental Holdings and its rival US Airways Group on Thursday said their quarterly profits were battered by soaring fuel costs, but travel demand appears to be robust, undeterred by gathering economic threats.

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