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Qantas to resume flights after government intervenes

Australia's Qantas Airways scrambled to get its planes in the air on Monday after grounding its entire fleet over the weekend in a bold tactic to force the government to intervene in the nation's worst labor dispute in a decade.

MF Global seeks sale, hires restructuring advisers

MF Global Holdings Ltd was in talks on Sunday with possible buyers with the goal squarely of doing a deal, though all options remained on the table as the firm hired restructuring and bankruptcy advisers, sources familiar with the situation said.

IMF mulls how to better help countries under strain

The International Monetary Fund said on Sunday that it was considering how better to help countries under economic strain because of financial market stress but said it was not targeting particular countries.

Investors should avoid Groupon IPO: Barron's

Investors may want to avoid Groupon Inc's high-profile IPO this week because the deals and coupon website operator has an unproven earnings record and slow growth, according to Barron's newspaper.

Investors Should Avoid Groupon IPO: Report

Investors may want to avoid Groupon Inc.'s high-profile IPO this week because the deals and coupon Web site operator has an unproven earnings record and slow growth, according to Barron's newspaper.

Dutch fear more euro turmoil: poll

The Dutch remain overwhelmingly pessimistic about the prospects for the euro zone and fear that Italy or Spain will be next in line for a bailout, according to a poll published on Sunday ahead of another parliamentary debate on the debt crisis.

Analysis: Too many start-ups chase too little cash

Venture capitalist Bill Gurley has noticed something new this autumn: a big jump in the number of what he calls legitimate introductions that he receives each day to entrepreneurs who hope he might invest in their start-up companies.

Nickelodeon airing banned movie on Halloween

Cry Baby Lane, a Nickelodeon movie about conjoined twins who are sawed apart, was deemed so scary after its one airing in October 2000 that it was banned by the network, never to be seen again.

CW and Hulu strike 5-year licensing deal

The CW and Hulu have reached a five-year deal for the rights to stream in-season episodes of the CW's content on Hulu's subscription service Hulu Plus, the network announced Friday. The deal makes Hulu Plus the only online subscription service that will carry in-season episodes of CW shows. The shows will be available for streaming on free, ad-supported Hulu.com site shortly after they appear on the subscription site.

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