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C Spire to become fourth U.S. Apple iPhone operator

C Spire Wireless, a privately held regional U.S. mobile phone network operator, will become the fourth U.S. operator to sell the Apple Inc iPhone in coming weeks beating much bigger rival T-Mobile USA to a Apple deal.

Man Up off to soft start as Fox wins ratings night

ABC's Man Up bowed to lukewarm ratings Tuesday night, while ABC's Last Man Standing and Dancing With the Stars took significant dips, and The X Factor pushed Fox to an overall win for the evening, according to preliminary numbers.

China quizzes audit giants on foreign regulator contact

China's financial regulators have asked the world's biggest audit firms to urgently review their work on U.S.-listed Chinese companies and give details on information they may have provided to overseas regulators, two sources told Reuters.

UPS, FedEx poised to gain from Postal Service pain

United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp , which have long been undercut by the U.S. Postal Service's low prices for package delivery, could have much to gain as the agency faces a painful restructuring.

S&P flat, Nasdaq falls as Apple weighs

The Nasdaq fell on Wednesday, weighed down by technology heavyweight Apple's profit miss, but gains in chipmaker Intel and insurer Travelers kept the S&P near the unchanged mark.

Regional Feds urged to avoid conflicts of interest

Regional Federal Reserve banks' heavy reliance on directors linked to the financial industry can suggest conflicts of interest and the process of excluding officials from certain decisions should be clearer, a congressional study released on Wednesday found.

September housing starts up 15 percent

U.S. housing starts surged in September at their fastest annual pace in 17 months on a big increase in groundbreaking for multi-family units, while permits for future construction fell.

Deal Close Between States, Top Banks Over Mortgage Abuses

Under the proposed terms of the settlement -- which could total $25 billion -- banks would get a broader relief from potential state civil lawsuits in exchange for refinancing underwater loans, those mortgages where borrowers owe more than their homes are worth, sources said.

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