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AT&T: 40 percent of iPhone sales are to business users

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AT&T Inc said on Thursday that 40 percent of its iPhone sales since the beginning of the year have been to business customers, suggesting that the phone is encroaching on an area dominated by Research in Motion's BlackBerry.
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Economic growth lowered in first quarter

The U.S. economy grew at a slightly slower pace than previously estimated in the first quarter but the recovery still appeared solid, suggesting the economy could withstand fallout from a European debt crisis.
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U.S. charges financial adviser to stars with fraud

Kenneth Starr, a New York investment adviser to celebrities such as movie director Martin Scorcese and actor Uma Thurman, was arrested by U.S. agents on Thursday on charges of running an alleged investment fraud of as much as $30 million, prosecutors said.
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Wall Street jumps on China comments

Major U.S. indexes advanced on Thursday as investors were soothed after China denied a report that it was reviewing its holdings in euro-zone sovereign bonds due to the region's debt crisis.
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Wall Street surges on China comments

Stocks surged 2 percent on Thursday after China denied a report it was reviewing its holdings in euro-zone sovereign bonds due to the region's debt crisis.
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Herbs, supplements often sold deceptively

(Reuters) - Sellers of ginseng, echinacea and other herbal and dietary supplements often cross the line in marketing their products, going as far as telling consumers the pills can cure cancer or replace prescription medications, a U.S. government probe found.
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AIDS funding squeeze puts lives at risk

Backtracking by international donors in funding for HIV/AIDS may undermine years of progress and is already putting lives at risk, the health aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said on Thursday.
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First-quarter growth lowered

The economy grew at a slower pace than previously estimated in the first quarter as business investment slackened, while hard-hit state and local governments reduced spending at the steepest rate since 1981.
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Economic growth revised down to 3.0 percent

The economy grew at a slower pace than previously estimated in the first quarter as businesses investment slackened, while hard-hit state and local governments curbed spending at the steepest rate since 1981, a government report showed on Thursday.
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Stocks to jump at open on China comments

Stock index futures pointed to a rise of about 2 percent at the open on Thursday after China denied a report it was reviewing its holdings in euro-zone sovereign bonds due to the region's debt crisis.
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China boosts euro, Spain wins austerity vote

The euro rebounded on Thursday after China reaffirmed its long-term strategy of diversifying currency holdings away from the dollar and denied it was reviewing its holdings of euro sovereign bonds.
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Prince of Persia leaps onto movie screens

Long before Jake Gyllenhaal mastered parkour and sword fighting to bring Prince Dastan to life in new movie Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, video gamers held sway over the acrobatic hero.
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Euro rebounds after China affirms FX policy

The euro rebounded on Thursday after China reaffirmed its long-term strategy of diversifying currency holdings away from the dollar and denied it was reviewing its holdings of euro sovereign bonds.
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First-quarter growth revised down to 3.0 percent

The economy grew at a slower pace than previously estimated in the first quarter as businesses investment slackened, while hard-hit state and local governments curbed spending at the steepest rate since 1981, a government report showed on Thursday.
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For some people, CDOs aren't a four-letter word

Collateralized debt obligations are as hard to love as they are to fathom. The scourge of the financial world, these complex subprime mortgage-linked securities caused hundreds of billions of dollars in losses for banks, hedge funds and insurers.
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Stock futures jump on China euro-zone comments

Stock index futures pointed to a rise of about 2 percent at the open on Thursday after China denied a report it was reviewing its holdings in euro-zone sovereign bonds due to the region's debt crisis.

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