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Futures flat on caution before Fed minutes

Stock index futures were little changed on Wednesday as investors turned cautious before news from the Federal Reserve, offsetting gains in computer maker Dell and a rebound in commodity prices.

Target beats estimates on credit cards

Target Corp posted a bigger-than-expected rise in quarterly profit on Wednesday, as soaring profitability in its credit card business mitigated the impact of some sluggish sales at its stores.

Insider trial jurors asked about Rajaratnam, bias

In a trial of three New York securities traders on insider trading charges, several jurors told the judge on Tuesday they could consider the case separately and impartially from last week's conviction of high-profile Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam.

5 best Leonardo DiCaprio films

Leonardo DiCaprio's film career has offered him a wide range of roles to play. Time and time again, Leonardo has proven he is an actor of many talents. We take a look at five of the films we believe were the best of Leonardo's career, thus far.

Gulf telecoms bet on data as growth ebbs

The United Arab Emirates boasts the highest mobile phone penetration in the world at more than 2.3 phones for every person, yet less than a sixth of people also access data through their handsets.

Greek bailout will derail without reform: IMF

Greece's plan for reducing its budget deficit will fall short unless the government steps up fiscal and structural reform efforts, the IMF's chief of mission to the debt-laden country said on Wednesday.

Saif Al-Adel could be more dangerous than Osama

A former Egyptian Special Forces officer and an extensively trained and experienced military strategist, Saif Al-Adel, the alleged newly appointed interim chief of Al-Qaeda could prove to be more dangerous than Osama Bin Laden. More than a mere surprise, his appointment as Al-Qaeda's 'caretaker' has great strategic implications.

Staples results miss estimates; shares fall

Staples Inc reported lower-than-expected quarterly results on higher costs and weak demand for office supplies in an uneven economy, sending its shares down more than 8 percent.

IMF issues stark warning to Greece on fiscal goals

The IMF warned on Wednesday that Greece's drive to shore up its troubled finances would fail unless it sharply accelerated reforms, and the ECB hit back at suggestions a debt restructuring might be the solution.

WTO to rule on Airbus subsidy appeal

European planemaker Airbus will find out later on Wednesday whether trade judges have upheld a ruling that it benefited from billions of dollars in illegal subsidies that punished its rival Boeing .

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