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Netflix plummets on weak outlook, downgrades

Shares of one-time Wall Street darling Netflix Inc plunged 34 percent in heavy trading on Tuesday, a day after the battered movie rental company warned of more subscriber defections and mounting costs.

UBS fined in U.S. over improper short sales

In the largest penalty of its type, Swiss bank UBS AG was fined $12 million by a U.S. brokerage regulator over its systemic failure to properly handle millions of short-sale orders.

Government cuts growth outlook, says not gloomy

The Canadian government cut its estimate of 2011 real economic growth on Tuesday to 2.2 percent from 2.9 percent, based on private-sector forecasts, but said the economic future was not doom and gloom.

FBI May Update Archaic Definition of Rape

The FBI may change its definition of rape for the first time since 1929, updating a definition that critics say is so archaic it would be laughable -- if it didn't actively suppress the number of rapes reported.

Japan MP urges Olympus probe as ex-CEO contacts FBI

A senior Japanese lawmaker demanded a probe of outlandish advisory payments at Olympus and its ousted chief executive said he was in contact with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation , piling pressure on the embattled company.

UBS brokerage gains on rivals in tough quarter

UBS Wealth Management Americas said on Tuesday third-quarter earnings rose slightly in U.S. dollars, as the smallest of the four major Wall Street brokerages bested rivals on several fronts during the toughest markets since the financial crisis.

TNK-BP management calls for lawsuit against BP: sources

Management at Anglo-Russian oil firm TNK-BP Ltd has asked its board of directors for permission to sue shareholder BP for billions of dollars in damages over BP's failed alliance with state-controlled rival Rosneft, sources said on Tuesday.

Ford tumbles 10 spots in reliability study

Ford Motor Co tumbled 10 spots in a widely watched reliability study due to problems with the new touch-screen entertainment system in some of its models and transmission issues in two of its most popular cars.

Former Wachovia employees have nine lives

Don Truslow heads a trade group for chief risk officers, but he used to oversee risk taking at Wachovia, a bank that nearly collapsed under the weight of its bad assets in 2008.

Lockheed wins $1 billion UK MoD contract

U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin said on Tuesday it had won a 642 million pound ($1 billion) contract to upgrade Britain's fleet of Warrior armored vehicles, supporting around 600 British jobs.

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