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Djokovic, how did he look? Can he beat Nadal?

Novak Djokovic opened his 2011 French Open with a bang, soundly defeating overmatched opponent 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 Thiemo De Bakker on Monday. Djokovic's 38th straight win was impressive, and perhaps an indicator of his form as he prepares for a probable final with Rafael Nadal.

Next Issue Media looks to give the gift of profitability

While a number of publishers have spoken of solutions to growing losses in readership and advertising revenue without widespread success, Next Issue Media is placing a rather large bet on the future. The joint venture, which includes Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, News Corp. and Time Inc, has shown to be methodical in its approach to creating its digital product. When Next Issue Media was established nearly 18 months ago, the company provided few details about its business strategy.

Campbell profit beats, but U.S. soup sales fall

Campbell Soup Co reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Monday and forecast full-year results at the top of its range after moving its focus from profit-sapping promotions to advertisements.

EXCLUSIVE: Harold Camping says “I’ve got to live with it” (VIDEO)

Harold Camping who predicted that on May 21, 2011, about 200 million people will Rapture and those left behind will die when the world gets completely destroyed on October 21, 2011, has told International Business Times (IBTimes) that “(He has) got to live with it (the fact that his prediction has failed)”.

Madoff trustee sues Banque Syz for $73.3 million

Irving Picard, the trustee seeking money for Bernard Madoff's victims, is suing Swiss private bank Banque Syz & Co SA to recover $73.3 million derived from feeder funds in the Ponzi schemer's former investment firm.

Schawk gets Wells notice from SEC; shares fall

Schawk Inc , a provider of digital imaging graphic services, said it may face U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission civil charges relating to a 2008 restatement, and its shares fell as much as 8.9 percent.

Campbell Soup profit beats expectations

Campbell Soup Co reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Monday and forecast full-year results at the high end of its range, after moving its focus from profit-sapping promotions to advertisements.

Battle begins for trio of top regulatory jobs

Filling a trio of top regulatory jobs will be crucial for maintaining momentum in global reforms with the chances of emerging market candidates boosted if a European bags the IMF, regulatory sources and analysts said.

Wall St drops at open as euro zone concern weighs

Stocks dropped more than 1 percent at the open on Monday as worries escalated about the euro-zone debt crisis after Standard & Poor's cut Italy's rating outlook and Spain's ruling Socialists suffered an elections setback.

Shares of Apple iPad maker Hon Hai fall after plant

Shares of electronics company Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd <2317.TW> fell as much as 5 percent on Monday on fears major client Apple Inc may shift orders to other producers following a blast at one of the company's plants in China.

Britain's battle over privacy law descends to farce

An increasingly farcical game of cat-and-mouse between Britain's media and celebrities, Twitter users and the judiciary prompted Prime Minister David Cameron to promise a review of the country's privacy laws on Monday.

Mets owner Wilpon blasts Reyes, Wright, Beltran

Fred Wilpon, the 74-year-old owner of the New York Mets, was quoted in a New Yorker article as saying derogatory statements about key players Jose Reyes, David Wright, and Carlos Beltran.

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